Youth group slams Bam Aquino as ‘patron of tuition hikes, budget cuts’
The youth group Anakbayan called Senator-elect Bam Aquino a ‘typical idiotic Aquino’ today for the latter’s support for tuition and other fee increases in universities, a perennial problem confronting Filipino youths and students. In a TV interview earlier today, Aquino called such hikes ‘inevitable’ and said that they have to be ‘justified’. “Barely two months...
Charter Change to worsen poverty, especially among young Filipinos
“If the argument for Chacha is that it will improve the lives of the Filipino youth, then it has no leg to stand on” This was the reaction of Vencer Crisostomo, national chairperson of the youth group Anakbayan, to calls by members of the Aquino administration to amend the Philippine Constitution. ‘ChaCha’ or Charter Change...
‘Impossible’ pattern in election counting shows 2013 polls have zero credibility
The discovery of a ‘statistically impossible’ pattern in the counting of votes in the recently-concluded national elections has been called by the youth group Anakbayan as the most compelling proof so far of the 2013 polls having zero credibility. In his account on the social networking site Facebook, Ateneo de Manila math professor Lex Muga...
Pagsusuri ng ANAKBAYAN sa Eleksyon 2013
Pagsusuri ng ANAKBAYAN sa Eleksyon 2013 Mayo 2013 Inihanda ng Public Information Committee ng Pambansang Himpilan ng ANAKBAYAN Tulad ng inaasahan, ang eleksyon 2013 ay walang pakinabang sa mamamayang Pilipino na naghahangad ng tunay na pagbabago. Ito ay naging paliksahan lamang ng mga magkakalabang paksyon ng mga naghahari sa ating bayan para sa mga pwesto,...
PNoy’s K12 to worsen education, employment crisis – youth group
Youth group Anakbayan today assailed K-12 program as a “flawed, problematic framework” which will worsen the education crisis and “will further subject the nation’s workers to exploitation.” This, as President Aquino signed the K-12 law today which will add two more years to the basic and secondary education cycle. “The K-12, unlike what Aquino is...
