Massive corruption in the Marcos Jr’s regime continues

More than half a year has passed since the regime’s president Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s dramatic State of the Nation Address to the Philippine Congress and to the world that he intended to stop the massive corruption in the government. He projected on screen his list of the biggest anomalous projects and contractors and daringly opened a website “Isumbong mo sa Presidente” where anyone can post information and complaints regarding irregularitiesin the funding and construction in the nation’s flood control and other projects.

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Groups condemn Marcos Jr’s massacre of children by bombing

The blatant violation of both Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law by the military forces of the Marcos regime on the first day of the New Year by massive bombing, strafing and relentless battalions-sized attacks resulting in the death of three children and a young researcher has been condemned by progressive groups in the Philippines and abroad.

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Fake Marcos anti-corruption campaign spins out of control

In its 57th anniversary statement, the CPP declared that, “The ruling semicolonial and semifeudal system under the US-Marcos regime continues to sink deeper into crisis. The rotten system at its core is becoming increasingly putrid, amid blatant corruption of Marcos and his fellow bureaucratic-capitalist thieves... The situation urgently demands revolutionary change to reject the old path and bring the country on to the road of freedom, democracy, and progress.”

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Worldwide gatherings celebrate 57th anniversary of the CPP

Last December 21, more than a hundred members of organizatons of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) marched  along the busy streets of Manila to celebrate the 57th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP). Police presence did not deter the militance of the march.

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Groups condemn US aggression, stand in solidarity with Venezuela

Progressive and revolutionary organizations in the Philippines have issued strong and coordinated condemnations of what they describe as escalating United States imperialist aggression against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, warning that Washington’s actions violate international law, undermine national sovereignty, and threaten peace in Latin America and beyond.

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Anti-dynasty bill will only strengthen political dynasties

Ferdinand Marcos Jr, president of the reactionary government in the Philippines, is surprisingly pushing for an anti-dynasty bill in Congress. He himself comes from a long established political dynasty. In the country’s rotten bureaucrat capitalist political system, family members take turns or hold elective positions at the same time, enabling families to control power for too long, preventing new politicians to enter the system.

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Demonstrators call: All those involved must be held accountable

Last December 10,2025, massive demonstrations were held in Manila, and in 14 other cities and provinces, like Baguio, Panay and Negros.  The protest was led by Karapatan, and Bayan, were in commemoration of the 77th International Human Rights Day.

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