The 2010 Maguindanao Massacre (Ampatuan v Mangudadatu)

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YUGTO: Get Mad About Filipino History

WIP inc.

20 episodes

5 days ago

Aren’t you angry about historical revisionism? Aren’t you angry about all the people who’ve suffered or died, without justice? Aren’t you angry at how the oligarchs control the narrative? Get mad about Filipino history. For 20-25 minute episodes, let's take a step into the past and remember the stories, the struggles, the suffering, and the sacrifices that have shaped the Filipino people. After all, it is only in remembering the past that we can fight for the future.

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The 2010 Maguindanao Massacre (Ampatuan v Mangudadatu)

YUGTO: Get Mad About Filipino History

23 minutes 32 seconds

3 years ago

The 2010 Maguindanao Massacre (Ampatuan v Mangudadatu)

'Ten years later, when he recounts the story to international news media ... he will say “it seems just like yesterday …. Days before, word was going around that Mangudadatu’s rivals were threatening to chop him to pieces. We were expecting maybe a gunfight.” But when that second text came through, Espina recounts “I felt my knees go weak”. It reads: “Convoy Found. All dead.'

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YUGTO is a podcast about Filipino history, narrated, researched and written by Sunny, and is supported by the Work in Progress Team. Support us on Spotify, Anchor and other Podcast Platforms or follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@yugto.pod)