Philippines

Leody de Guzman Philippine elections 2022
The Philippines: Class struggle at the ballot box

By Eduardo C. Tadem

Philippine elections: 'For a new politics, for a new economy'
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Statements: Solidarity with Philippine socialist presidential candidate Leody de Guzman against political violence
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Presidential candidate Leody de Guzman (2nd from right) with some of the wounded outside the hospital.
Photo: Laban ng Masa spokesperson Leomar Doctolero via Jairo Bolledo/Twitter
Statement of solidarity & support for Walden Bello amidst narco-tagging incident
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Taking on the Philippine axis of evil: An interview with Walden Bello
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Philippines: Building a socialist-green-progressive electoral slate
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Philippines: Activist academic Walden Bello to runs as Laban ng Masa VP
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Philippines: A unity statement — Save the nation! Duterte resign!
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Philippines: Mr. President Duterte, the issue is competence; the solution is resignation

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Philippines: Laban ng Masa’s declaration and platform for the 2022 elections
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By Laban ng Masa

April 15, 2021 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal —  Is this the future you gave your life for?

If you were Gabriela Silang, Jose Rizal, or Andres Bonifacio and by some miracle you woke up and found yourself in today’s Philippines, would you say that this is the future you fought and shed your blood for?

With over 712,000 infections and over 13,000 deaths, catastrophic is the only way to describe Duterte’s Covid 19 policy. But then, how can you expect a regime that specializes in taking lives prioritize saving them? 

A socialist feminism for these times
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Philippines typhoon response: Duterte administration ‘unprepared and criminally incompetent’ (plus aid appeal)
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By Partido Laban ng Masa

November 20, 2020 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal — The scale of the disaster wrought by three successive typhoons still has to be fully grasped but the images of utter desperation of people begging for rescue from rooftops all over Luzon, from Catanduanes to Cagayan, spell the story much better than the numbers. These images are far worse than those fictional scenes conjured in the film Waterworld.