US EditionThomas Franco: The defiant voice of Tarlac’s youth activism
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Thomas Franco: The defiant voice of Tarlac’s youth activism
By JIAN ZHARESE JOEIS SANZ BULACAN – In Tarlac, a province deeply intertwined with agrarian struggle and historical resistance, Thomas Franco emerges as a voice among the new generation of activists. As the assistant vice president (AVP) for Luzon and regional coordinator of Kabataan Partylist, Franco embodies the resilience of youth organizing in Central Luzon. Franco, 18, was born in Mandaluyong City to parents who were both high school teach…
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