Educating millennials on martial law

[This commentary was originally published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on October 5, 2016.] Of late, members of the younger … More

Why Read Jose Ma. Sison? A Review of Building People’s Power (2016)

Note: This review was published by Bulatlat.com. It was also read during the book launch and International League of People’s Struggle 15th anniversary gathering at … More

On the Maritime Dispute between the Philippines and China

By Prof. Jose Maria Sison Chairperson, International League of Peoples’ Struggle June 10, 2015 In viewing the maritime dispute between … More

Open Letter: #PopeFrancis, hear the Filipino youth’s story

January 14, 2015 Dear Pope Francis, We, the Filipino youth welcomes with joy, justice, peace, and love His Holiness Pope … More

Hindi ipinagdiriwang ang Internasyunal na Araw sa Karapatang Pantao

I wrote this article for the Philippine Online Chronicles. Idineklara ng United Nations ang Disyembre 10 bilang pagunita ng internasyunal … More

Remembering Fr. Rudy Romano on the 29th anniversary of his disappearance

I wrote this for Philippine Online Chronicles. No trace of Fr. Rudy Romano’s body has been found until the present, … More

Let Them Eat “Low-End Rice”!

I wrote this commentary for the Philippine Online Chronicles. From P60-P90 per kilo last month, the price of garlic has … More

Yolanda a Man-Made Disaster

On the eve before supertyphoon Yolanda (international name Haiyan) made its first landfall, Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III went … More

What does nationalism mean today?

This is an essay I wrote for the Philippine Online Chronicles. Street children are once again selling little Philippine flags … More

Why We Deserve Better than Leloy Claudio and Akbayan

In a blog for the GMA News website entitled “Binay voters deserve better than Binay,” Leloy Claudio of Akbayan continues … More

Facebook Revolution? Social Media, the 2013 Elections, and the National Situation

Note: This is a talk I gave to campus journalists of the University of the Philippines system during a Conference … More

Now Trending: Cebu undergrads share Facebook confessions

I wrote this commentary for the Philippine Online Chronicles. In a country whose system of economic production remainspredominantly agrarian, backward, and heavily … More