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Violence mars San Juan demolition
SAN Juan’s new city hall will rise in Barangay Corazon de Jesus that happens to be home not only to Pinaglabanan Park, a historical shrine, but to 103 families of informal settlers as well. On Tuesday, violence erupted in the barangay as defiant residents clashed with the demolition crew sent by the city government, leaving at least 40 people injured.
Award-winning photojournalist Luis Liwanag shares with VERA Files his video of the demolition that is now the subject of an investigation ordered by President Benigno Aquino III. Click on image to view video. »Read More -
A festival of lights
THE University of the Philippines marked the last day of classes for 2010 with its Lantern Parade, an annual ritual marking the end of the year for the country’s premier state university.
Students of broadcast journalism teacher and VERA Files trustee Luz Rimban covered the various Christmas activities in the run-up to the parade. »Read More -
Faith amidst grief: The Ampatuan massacre a year after
By AVIGAIL OLARTE
GATHERED around the table were mother, father and son. It was November 20th, a Friday. It would be their last supper together. »Read More -
Farmers’ CARP dreams weaken as Teves dynasty strengthens – Video stories
After 20 years, farmers in Negros Oriental have yet to own their land. Listen to their story. »Read More
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Aquino inaugural video
VERA Files’ Tessa Jamandre shares her video of the inaugural of Benigno Aquino III as the country’s 15th president. The video comes in five parts. »Read More
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PRECINCT 175-A prepares for its VIP voter
Precinct 175-A of the Central Azucarrera de Tarlac Elementary School was all set and ready to receive its most important voter in tomorrow's election until members of the media appeared and inspected the place. »Read More
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Imelda Marcos: The 80-year-old politician
In this year’s election, the Aquinos and the Marcoses have resurrected a political saga as Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III runs for the presidency and the Marcos family decided to return to the political stage. »Read More
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LP rings alarm bells on ‘Gloria forever’
Forty days into the election, the Liberal Party on Tuesday sounded off the alarm of what it said appeared to be a government scheme for a failure of election in May. »Read More
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Si Juan Tamad, ang diablo at ang 5 milyong boto
A review of the PETA play on voter education by Ateneo's Marc Peter Baluyan. Baluyan is a student of VERA Files trustee Luz Rimban. »Read More
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Media groups mark Maguindanao massacre second month anniversary
Media and human rights groups marked the second month anniversary of the Ampatuan massacre by lighting candles at the steps of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication in Quezon City. »Read More
