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A Countryof Our Own

Partitioning the Philippines

David C. Martinez

    

 


Compelling and Deeply Moving

Carmen Miraflor

Stanford University

In this richly documented, and beautifully written book A Country of Our Own, David C. Martinez offers an alternative to the corruption, violence and constantly impoverished Philippine state—an alternative to war and terrorism.  Martinez lays out a surprisingly simple plan of democracy rooted in the ancient nations of this Pacific archipelago of more than 72 million people. His plan is set to become the basis for a referendum in the May 2004 Philippine elections.  His plan offers an alternative to violence as the movement to break up The Philippines develops steam.  He offers a stable five-country solution.

...all eyes will be on the Philippines, when its five traditionally disparate regions--Luzon, Cordillera, the Visayas, Mindanao, and the Bangsamoro--will hopefully decide whether to retain the status quo, or to sever their centuries-old political bonds to their central government and become separate and sovereign countries

Nilo Sarmiento

Cebuano Nation

former ordained member of the Society of Jesus

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David C. Martines is an attorney, journalist, poet and political activist born in the Philippines.  He is the author of The Amulet and Shadow in the Sun. He is the Secretary General of the Alliance for Separate and Independent Nations--Philippines.


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