Election
May 10, 2010 – MANILA – an automated election was conducted first time in the Philippine history. this to elect both national and local officials. Majority of the voters were disenfranchise due to large number of the machines used to read votes failed to operate in different voting precints around the country. (Buck Pago)
Voting precints
May 10, 2010 – MANILA – an automated election was conducted first time in the Philippine history. this to elect both national and local officials. Majority of the voters were disenfranchise due to large number of the machines used to read votes failed to operate in different voting precints around the country. (Buck Pago)
Campaign Posters
May 10, 2010 – MANILA – an automated election was conducted first time in the Philippine history. this to elect both national and local officials. Majority of the voters were disenfranchise due to large number of the machines used to read votes failed to operate in different voting precints around the country. (Buck Pago)
Voters Lists
May 10, 2010 – MANILA – an automated election was conducted first time in the Philippine history. this to elect both national and local officials. Majority of the voters were disenfranchise due to large number of the machines used to read votes failed to operate in different voting precints around the country. (Buck Pago)
Automated election
May 10, 2010 – MANILA – an automated election was conducted first time in the Philippine history. this to elect both national and local officials. Majority of the voters were disenfranchise due to large number of the machines used to read votes failed to operate in different voting precints around the country. (Buck Pago)
Quezon City Police
Residents of Arten, Navotas, who were already on their sixth day picketing in front of the National Housing Authority, were violently dispersed, without any dispersal order, by the combined force of the Quezon City Police District and Armed Forces of the Philippines minutes after midnight last Tuesday, April 13.The group, mostly composed by women and children, were asking for proper relocation after their houses in Arten were demolished. Two of the leaders were arrested, and several children and women were hurt during the dispersal. According to the picketers, some of the police were drunk, while some were in civilian clothes during the dispersal. (Angelica Carballo/AKP-images)
Violently dispersed
Residents of Arten, Navotas, who were already on their sixth day picketing in front of the National Housing Authority, were violently dispersed, without any dispersal order, by the combined force of the Quezon City Police District and Armed Forces of the Philippines minutes after midnight last Tuesday, April 13.The group, mostly composed by women and children, were asking for proper relocation after their houses in Arten were demolished. Two of the leaders were arrested, and several children and women were hurt during the dispersal. According to the picketers, some of the police were drunk, while some were in civilian clothes during the dispersal. (Angelica Carballo/AKP-images)
Picketing in front of the National Housing Authority
Residents of Arten, Navotas, who were already on their sixth day picketing in front of the National Housing Authority, were violently dispersed, without any dispersal order, by the combined force of the Quezon City Police District and Armed Forces of the Philippines minutes after midnight last Tuesday, April 13.The group, mostly composed by women and children, were asking for proper relocation after their houses in Arten were demolished. Two of the leaders were arrested, and several children and women were hurt during the dispersal. According to the picketers, some of the police were drunk, while some were in civilian clothes during the dispersal. (Angelica Carballo/AKP-images)
Asking for proper relocation
Residents of Arten, Navotas, who were already on their sixth day picketing in front of the National Housing Authority, were violently dispersed, without any dispersal order, by the combined force of the Quezon City Police District and Armed Forces of the Philippines minutes after midnight last Tuesday, April 13.The group, mostly composed by women and children, were asking for proper relocation after their houses in Arten were demolished. Two of the leaders were arrested, and several children and women were hurt during the dispersal. According to the picketers, some of the police were drunk, while some were in civilian clothes during the dispersal. (Angelica Carballo/AKP-images)
Women and children, were asking for proper relocation
Residents of Arten, Navotas, who were already on their sixth day picketing in front of the National Housing Authority, were violently dispersed, without any dispersal order, by the combined force of the Quezon City Police District and Armed Forces of the Philippines minutes after midnight last Tuesday, April 13.The group, mostly composed by women and children, were asking for proper relocation after their houses in Arten were demolished. Two of the leaders were arrested, and several children and women were hurt during the dispersal. According to the picketers, some of the police were drunk, while some were in civilian clothes during the dispersal. (Angelica Carballo/AKP-images)
