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Progressive Groups Slam Iloilo’s Recent Rate Hike, Privatization of Water

By Tiffany Xu ILOILO CITY — From market spaces, transportation, to water services — government agencies in Iloilo are now…

ABOY-ABOY SANG PATRONAHE: Syudad sang Iloilo, lugar sang pulitika kag sang ilong-ilonganon nga mga artista

ABOY-ABOY SANG PATRONAHE: Syudad sang Iloilo, lugar sang pulitika kag sang ilong-ilonganon nga mga artista ginsulat ni Tomasito T. Talledo…

Over 100 Ilonggos spend #WorldFisheriesDay retelling poor fishers’ plights

by Tiffany XuBAROTAC NUEVO, ILOILO – This November 21, on World Fisheries Day, fisherfolk and consumers alike are still reeling…

From Classrooms and Newsrooms — and (Back, Always) to the Streets: Confessions of a Student-Activist Turned Journalist

By Juliane Judilla National Students’ Day is right around the corner. Mandated by Republic Act 11369, signed in 2019, it…

Typhoon Tino Devastates Western Visayas; Thousands Displaced as Floods and Winds Batter Panay and Guimaras Islands

Nearly 160,000 individuals affected; widespread power outages and damage reported across provinces By Julrod Prino ILOILO CITY, Philippines — November…

Makabayan’s 15-km bill counters commercial encroachment in municipal fishing waters

by Tiffany Xu In an organized act of resistance, fishers fight law with the law. Last Oct. 20, militant fisher…

Farmers, groups call for strengthened local production, RIDA in rice forum

By Tiffany Xu A region-wide forum led by the Panay Network for Rice Sufficiency (PNRS) garnered a crowd of 200…

Vendors Fear Displacement and Income Loss with Opening of “New” Iloilo Terminal Market

By KN Porquia/PANAYsayon ILOILO CITY – Days before the opening of the “newly rehabilitated” SM Iloilo Terminal Market, many vendors…

Progressive Groups Bring 15-km Campaign to International Scene in 2025 Blue Economy Convening

By Tiffany Xu Last September 2-5, regional chapters of militant fisherfolk organization Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya (PAMALAKAYA) in Panay…

‘Balay sa Tapok sang Guba’: One Year After the Demolition in San Miguel

By Juliane Judilla “Wala na kami balay.“(we have no house anymore) These were the words of a six-year-old girl who…