College Editors Guild of the Philippines

31/12/2025

ICYMI | Until corrupts are punished, political prisoners are freed, desaparecidos are surfaced, and free expression is fully upheld, resistance will continue rising in the media, in courts, and on the streets.

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College Editors Guild of the Philippines (CEGP) - Cagayan Valley wishes all campus publications a militant and meaningful New Year!

For 2026, we vow to further unite and fight all forms of campus press freedom violations. We will not allow the youth’s voice to be silenced or censored. We will continue to uphold free, democratic, and patriotic journalism. We will boldly expose society’s injustices and struggle alongside the people.

Sumulong, sumulat, manindigan, at magmulat!

31/12/2025

Campus journalists have killed the farce of media objectivity. Where state plunder washes billions away, they wade straight into the muck.

The campus press has locked step with the youth movement. And it would not apologize for siding with the masses it serves and comes from.

In this 2025 edition of our appreciation list, Tinig ng Plaridel editors compiled their favorite stories and multimedia works from our fellow student publications.

To our colleagues, we thank you for stepping up to the critical tradition of campus journalism.

READ: tinigngplaridel.net/tnpicks-2025

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Balikan natin ang mga umugong na panawagan at laban ng mga pahayagang pangkampus ngayong 2025.

Ulat ng The Torch Publications:

31/12/2025

The Batangas City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 7 dismissed the terrorism financing case against activist Alaiza Lemita on December 26, citing lack of probable cause.

Lemita is the sister of Chai Lemita-Evangelista, one of the activists killed in the Bloody Sunday Massacre (BSM) of March 2021.

Report from UPLB Perspective:

ICYMI: The Batangas City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 7 dismissed the terrorism financing case against activist Alaiza Lemita on December 26, citing lack of probable cause.

Lemita is the sister of Chai Lemita-Evangelista, one of the activists killed in the Bloody Sunday Massacre (BSM) of March 2021.

The case was filed under the Terrorism Financing Prevention and Suppression Act or Republic Act 10168 by Police Senior Sergeant Reynante Raya Malvar, who alleged Lemita gave money and food to supposed New People’s Army (NPA) members.

In response, the court ruled there was no prima facie evidence, or evidence sufficient, to support the charge.

Defend Southern Tagalog called for the immediate junking of fabricated cases against activists and an end to political persecution.

Photo from Defend Southern Tagalog page

25/12/2025

Kasama ng sambayanang Pilipino ang College Editors Guild of the Philippines sa isang payapa at makabuluhang pagdiriwang ng Pasko ngayong araw, Disyembre 25.

Hangad ng Guild ang patuloy na paglakas ng ating laban para sa katarungan at pananagutan. Manatili nawa tayong masigasig na ipagtanggol ang ating mga karapatan at kalayaan.

Hangad din ng Guild ang patuloy nating paglaban para sa kalayaan sa pamamahayag. Kapit bisig nating ituloy ang panawagan sa paglaya ni Frenchie Mae Cumpio at lahat ng bilanggong politikal, gayundin ang patuloy na pagsalag sa mga atake sa ating hanay.

Sa pagpasok ng bagong taon, patuloy nating bitbitin ang mga panawagan para sa edukasyon, karapatan, at tunay na pagbabagong panlipunan. Kitakits sa 2026!

22/12/2025

ALERT | After the relief operations in the municipality of Alcala on December 14 to assist farmers affected by Typhoon Uwan, red-tagging posters were spotted in the nearby municipality of Gattaran, posted near the town’s welcome sign. The material bore a signatory from Police Regional Office 2 (PRO-2) and contained the photos of Agnes Mesina, coordinator of Makabayan Cagayan Valley, and Isabelo Adviento, a farmer-leader affiliated with Danggayan.

The incident occurred amid continuing reports of red-tagging targeting activists, farmer-leaders, and people’s organizations, while cases involving alleged corruption, including ghost flood control projects, remain unresolved.

The issue was also raised in relation to the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC), whose programs have been associated with militarization and alleged human rights violations in various communities.

“Sa ganitong konteksto, malinaw na ang National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict o NTF-ELCAC ay hindi nagsisilbi sa interes ng mamamayan. Sa halip na tugunan ang mga ugat ng armadong tunggalian tulad ng kahirapan, kawalan ng lupa, at kawalan ng hustisyang panlipunan, ang mga programa at gawain nito ay nagreresulta sa pinaigting na militarisasyon, pananakot, at malalang mga paglabag sa karapatang pantao,” said Hayme Alegre, executive vice president of Kabataan Partylist.

Kabataan Partylist has continually criticized the allocation of public funds to counterinsurgency programs, as sectors continue to report gaps in access to basic social services such as education, health care, housing, and livelihood support.

13/12/2025

Wala na sigurong mas tatampok pa sa pagiging kroni — sa parehong Marcos Senior at Marcos
Junior administration– kundi ang San Miguel Corporation.

Sa ALAB Special na ito, suriin natin kung paano lalong lumalaki ang tubo ng isang kroni dahil sa
mahigpit na koneksyon nito sa gobyerno — at kung paano sa ganitong sistema, lalo pang
ninanakawan at pinagkakakitaan ang taumbayan.

Panoorin ang 'Samahang Walang Katulad: Trapo, Negosyo, at Kronyismo', ang Altermidya Network Special. �