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[Rear View] The night they asked Pete Lacaba to sing, and the song that made him cry
The night ended with a rare request. Pete was asked to sing.
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Lean Alejandro and climate justice: Why Lidy Nacpil now believes in living for a cause
A key lesson from our time as Martial Law babies is top of mind for Lidy in the battle for climate justice: You have to keep pushing — even when the odds seem overwhelming.
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[OPINION] How the Philippine Left lost its way
To again become a real force in the country’s politics, the revolutionary left must reckon with rather than avoid its past
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How Edjop’s death turned into a story of redemption
One of the most powerful stories about Edjop happened shortly after he was killed – when his death triggered the defiant rage that enabled another activist to survive
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Pete Lacaba for National Artist. My mother would have approved.
Jose “Pete” Lacaba will be honored by fellow writers and artists in a tribute on October 10
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5 young leaders flying to South Africa as Rappler’s One Young World 2026 delegates
This year’s Rappler delegates are champions of youth empowerment, political participation, gender equality, data storytelling, and a stronger Philippine agriculture sector
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Imagining a different Edjop
What if Edgar Jopson had taken a different path?
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[OPINION] The 54th anniversary of Martial Law and Edjop
A new generation of young people who will ponder on the life and choices of Edjop will most certainly confront the question of conscience and convenience, problems and principles, the present and a future of possibilities
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Part 1: The novitiate raid that pulled the Church into EDSA and beyond
The seeds of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution were planted during an obscure military raid — a turning point for the Church’s practical and moral leadership in the nationwide active non-violent democratization movement
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Part 2: The raid, the Catholic Church, EDSA and beyond
Only in honoring our nation’s historical sacrifices can we learn from the past, and collectively heal as a wounded society
