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in ishmael bernal’s 1980 film, sugat sa ugat, the promise of progress comes at a devastating cost. beneath the gleaming symbols of a nation moving forward are the lives of people whose labor and land make that progress possible, yet who are often left with little to show for it. it is a painful irony: those who have lived off the land and helped sustain their communities are made to feel like strangers on the very soil they have called home. the film’s wound cuts even deeper when we remember that it was made during the marcos dictatorship. decades later, under the presidency of his own son, we are once again confronted with questions of foreign intervention, corporate interests, and who gets to decide the future of our land and resources. with trump’s planned visit to the philippines and the country’s participation in the us-led pax silica initiative, the call to defend our economic sovereignty becomes even more urgent. TRUMP IS NOT WELCOME! REJECT PAX SILICA! our land, labor, resources, and future should serve the filipino people, not foreign powers and corporations. we must stand for genuine national industrialization, living wages, decent jobs, workers’ rights, and the protection of communities whose lives are at stake. — anyway, you can stream sugat sa ugat on juanflix! 🏷️ #rejectpaxsilica #trumpout #filipinofilms

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