Joma Sison, the reds, Cory Aquino and UP
"With the CPP-NPA-NDF finally leaderless, it’s time for local communists to give up their lost cause" Jose Maria Sison, the ...
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Lorraine Badoy committed no crime or punishable act
"What Badoy said is permissive satire which, according to jurisprudence, is not legally actionable. After all, who in his right ...
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Groups eye BBM insurgency plans
Parents’ groups and anti-communist advocates are looking forward to “concrete plans” that will address insurgency problems during President Ferdinand “Bongbong” ...
Read moreTask force cautions parents against leftist rallies
The National Task Force to End Local Communists Armed Conflict (NTF- ELCAC) yesterday urged parents to protect their children from ...
Read moreEx-rebels: Vote for ‘KABAG’ party-list bloc is vote for Reds
Former members of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) dropped bombshells on the so-called “KABAG” ...
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‘Makabayan bloc members top CPP officials’
FOUR members of the Communist Party of the Philippines – New People’s Army - National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) said on ...
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The next president must still deal with armed rebellion
"It's an unwinnable war for either side at this point." How should the next administration handle the 53-year-old communist ...
Read moreMore rebels abandoning armed struggle, task force says
Over 20,000 people linked to the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) have surrendered and abandoned ...
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LIPI blasts UP faculty opposing ban on Red books in libraries
The group Liga Independencia Pilipinas Inc. on Tuesday blasted officials and faculty of the University of the Philippines who were ...
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LIPI demands Comelec disqualify Red-aligned groups
The Commission on Elections appears to have no intention of intervening in the participation of the communist terrorist groups’ legal ...
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