eatprayshoottravel: Farmer from Hacienda Luisita.
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Farmer from Hacienda Luisita.

kidsofhaciendaluisita:

THE KIDS OF HACIENDA LUISITA : A Short DocuFilm

Director: Bjorn Bedayo
DOP: Bjorn Bedayo and Monica Mariano
Editing: Kevin Garcia
Graphics: Kevin Garcia
Production Crew: Shyrelle Cabajar, Jan Dizon, Valerie Jiongco, Sephie Rojas
Music: Linda Linda

Music does not belong to me, copyright belongs to the said artist.

#kidsofhaciendaluisita
April 1, 2012

themanheaven: Please take time to read through and like our page, “Bangon, Luisita”  Ipaglaban ang karapatan ng mga magsasaka. Ipaglaban ang katotohanan na dapat malaman ng bawat mamamayan.  http://www.facebook.com/bangonluisita
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themanheaven:

Please take time to read through and like our page, “Bangon, Luisita” 

Ipaglaban ang karapatan ng mga magsasaka. Ipaglaban ang katotohanan na dapat malaman ng bawat mamamayan. 

http://www.facebook.com/bangonluisita

(via stark-shards)

littlemisspandora: Photo by cnfsdkid Hacienda Luisita: Rights of every farmer Guys! I need your help, we need at least 3000 likes for this page by Wednesday and we haven’t even reached a quarter! Every like would be a great help! You can unlike it by a week or so, we just need it by Wednesday. Thanks so much! 
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littlemisspandora:

Photo by cnfsdkid

Hacienda Luisita: Rights of every farmer

Guys! I need your help, we need at least 3000 likes for this page by Wednesday and we haven’t even reached a quarter! Every like would be a great help! You can unlike it by a week or so, we just need it by Wednesday. Thanks so much! 

themanheaven: Bangon, Hacienda Luisita Bangon, Pilipinas.  www.facebook.com/bangonluisita
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Bangon, Hacienda Luisita

Bangon, Pilipinas. 

www.facebook.com/bangonluisita

whensocietycrumbles: Philippine Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona - ”Genuine Agrarian Reform means Giving Lands” … “History will be the unforgiving judge of this Court. We cannot correct a historical anomaly and prevent the eruption of a social volcano by fancy legal arguments and impressively crafted devices for corporate control,” 
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whensocietycrumbles:

Philippine Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona

- ”Genuine Agrarian Reform means Giving Lands”

…

“History will be the unforgiving judge of this Court. We cannot correct a historical anomaly and prevent the eruption of a social volcano by fancy legal arguments and impressively crafted devices for corporate control,” 

LAND TO THE TILLER.
Chief Justice Renato Corona, in his lone dissenting opinion on the Haciena Luisita case (via lordnomore)
Forget the cynical subterfuge of the stock plan; it isn’t worthy of the heroes in the family.
His Move - Philippine Daily Inquirer Editorial (via matawaran)

(via matawaran)

Our action here today is not simply about Hacienda Luisita or a particular stock distribution plan. Our recognition of the right under the Constitution of those who till the land to steward it is the Court’s marching order to dismantle the feudal tenurial relations that for centuries have shackled them to the soil in exchange for a pitiful share in the fruits, and install them as the direct or collective masters of the domain of their labor. It is not legal, nor moral, to replace their shackles with mere stock certificates or any other superficial alternative.
Chief Justice Renato Corona, in his Dissenting Opinion in Hda. Lusita, Inc. vs PARC/DAR/AMBALA (via lordnomore)

I'm BERNdicated: “Nangunguna sa linya ng mga raliyista sa Batasan ang mga magsasaka ng...

bernwasvindicated:

“Nangunguna sa linya ng mga raliyista sa Batasan ang mga magsasaka ng Hacienda Luisita.”

Nagtataka talaga ako. Bakit yung mga major major na batas na sooobrang hirap ipatupad sa Luzon e maayos namang naiimplement ng ilang mga lalawigan sa Mindanao, partikular na sa Davao.

Bukod sa kada-New Year…

akosigabriellujo'rogs: GARB para sa Hacienda Luisita: Sagot ng NNARA-Youth sa pahayag ng Alyansa tungkol sa CARPER

galieburgos:

NATIONAL NETWORK OF AGRARIAN REFORM ADVOCATES - Youth Sector (NNARA-Youth)

Mula nang maitatag ang National Network of Agrarian Reform Advocates – Youth Sector (NNARA-Youth) noong 1995, kasama na ito ng mga magsasaka sa bawat hakbang para ipaglaban ang tunay na reporma sa lupa. Nais naming…

agrarian-reform: Hacienda Luisita || Land Distribution
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AQUINO-COJUANGCO: FACTS THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW

mulder8scully5:

Fight Filipino Ignorance! Share this video. :)

iskoleksyon: Never forget the impunity at Hacienda Luisita. Struggle for land for the people!
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iskoleksyon:

Never forget the impunity at Hacienda Luisita.

Struggle for land for the people!

e-pal: When news broke that the Supreme Court had decided to break up Hacienda Luisita and distribute the sprawling sugar plantation to farmers, 80-year-old Virginia Paligutan wept. She shed tears of joy because hacienda workers, who had been caught in the vortex of a decades-long period of peasant unrest over a feudal land ownership system, would finally get a piece of the vast estate straddling Tarlac City and the towns of Concepcion and La Paz. Virginia recalled that one of her sons, Valentino, who was retrenched from the hacienda after it encountered worker protests over a stock distribution arrangement in lieu of land distribution under the 1988 Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), had gone to the hills and joined the New People’s Army. Valentino, then 52, died of a gunshot wound in an encounter with government troops in 2005. “My child, we have won,” she remembered saying on hearing the Supreme Court ruling. (via ‘My child, we have won’ | Inquirer News)
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e-pal:

When news broke that the Supreme Court had decided to break up Hacienda Luisita and distribute the sprawling sugar plantation to farmers, 80-year-old Virginia Paligutan wept.

She shed tears of joy because hacienda workers, who had been caught in the vortex of a decades-long period of peasant unrest over a feudal land ownership system, would finally get a piece of the vast estate straddling Tarlac City and the towns of Concepcion and La Paz.

Virginia recalled that one of her sons, Valentino, who was retrenched from the hacienda after it encountered worker protests over a stock distribution arrangement in lieu of land distribution under the 1988 Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP), had gone to the hills and joined the New People’s Army.

Valentino, then 52, died of a gunshot wound in an encounter with government troops in 2005.

“My child, we have won,” she remembered saying on hearing the Supreme Court ruling.

(via ‘My child, we have won’ | Inquirer News)