A Radical's Nut

  • Notes on Philippine economy and politics
  • Global issues, Military & war

    Obama’s dreaded drone war arrives in PH

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    Arnold Padilla

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    April 2, 2012

    The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has denied that it used US-satellite guided missiles or smart bombs in an operation against the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) in Sulu last month. It was in reaction to an Associated Press (AP) report claiming that US smart bombs were used in the February 2…

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  • Consumer issues, Oil deregulation

    Join “people power” vs. high oil prices and Noynoying, join CAOPI

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    Arnold Padilla

    on

    March 27, 2012

    The media called it People Power against oil price hikes. And maybe it is, considering how the issue of very high oil prices has united various groups from a wide political spectrum. From militant labor and transport to businessmen, from progressive lawmakers to the more traditional legislators, from Church leaders…

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  • Consumer issues, Fiscal issues, Oil deregulation

    Mar Roxas: From Mr. Palengke to Mr. Perwisyo

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    Arnold Padilla

    on

    March 19, 2012

    On the heels of the successful nationwide people’s protest against high oil prices last March 15, Malacañang reaffirmed its position not to lift the 12% value-added tax (VAT) on oil. One of the administration officials who immediately articulated the Palace stand was Mar Roxas, secretary of the Department of Transportation…

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  • Consumer issues, Oil deregulation

    Facts and figures you should know about oil prices

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    Arnold Padilla

    on

    March 10, 2012

    (The video above, produced by Mayday Multimedia, is a short but very useful visual presentation of the issues behind the high and increasing oil prices in the country. Below are some of the latest available official data as well as independent estimates that hopefully you may also find useful.) P48.10…

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  • Economy, Environmental plunder

    Mining: illusory economic gains

    Published by

    Arnold Padilla

    on

    March 1, 2012

    On Mar. 3 (Saturday), anti-mining advocates will mark the anniversary of the Philippine Mining Act (enacted on Mar. 3, 1995) with a protest march from the University of Sto. Tomas (UST) to Mendiola Bridge in Manila. Participants will include delegates from various regions nationwide who are attending the two-day National…

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