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  • Oil deregulation

    Oil overpricing continues despite rollbacks

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    May 6, 2012

    For the fourth straight week, oil companies rolled back the price of petroleum products. Flying V led the latest round of price cuts, reducing the price of diesel by P0.30 a liter and gasoline by P0.50. Other oil players are expected to follow suit. The Department of Energy (DOE) said…

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  • Economy, Global issues, Photo slideshow

    Anti-ADB protest in Manila: Photo slideshow

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    May 4, 2012

    On May 4, activists from the multisectoral group Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) trooped to Roxas Boulevard in Manila to protest the ongoing 45th meeting of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). (Read Bayan’s news release here, and more about the ADB and its role in Philippine maldevelopment here and here)

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  • Economy, Global issues, Privatization

    ADB: Anti-Development Bank

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    May 3, 2012

    The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is holding its 45th annual meeting from May 2 to 5 in Manila. Some 4,000 delegates including finance ministers and central bank governors from ADB’s member-countries; as well as representatives of big business, international financial institutions (IFIs), transnational banks, credit rating agencies, global media, and…

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  • Global issues, Military & war

    “2+2” equals more secret US bases in PH

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    April 29, 2012

    The 28th Balikatan exercises ended with the “usual thank yous”, said an Inquirer report. “As the curtain closes down on this year’s Balikatan, I would like to express my gratitude to the American soldiers… who gave their invaluable time to share their experiences…” General Jessie Dellosa, Chief of Staff of…

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  • Economy, Human rights, Poverty

    Silverio Compound: A fight for the right to live

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    April 27, 2012

    (Video by Tudla Productions) The Silverio Compound demolition in Parañaque City was the most brutal in recent memory, leaving at least one dead and some 36 hurt, mostly by gunshot wounds. Some 33 residents and protesters were also arrested, including seven minors and two women. Twenty-nine of them were eventually…

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