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Dee Ayroso | Jan 13, 2020
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Peace advocates call on Duterte: ‘Negotiate, don’t dominate’
Peace advocates call on Duterte: ‘Negotiate, don’t dominate’
“Mr. President, please, don’t dictate.”
Panels begin formal ceasefire negotiations
Panels begin formal ceasefire negotiations
Said to be the most contentious issue on the approved agenda in this fourth round of talks, the parties ceasefire committees are discussing the GRP’s bilateral ceasefire proposal it first submitted at the third round of formal talks in Rome, Italy last January and the NDFP’s joint unilateral ceasefire declarations to be bound by a memorandum of understanding.
Cautious, restrained steps on peace, anti-drug issues
Cautious, restrained steps on peace, anti-drug issues
On his seventh month in office President Duterte has come to the crucial stages of his two major initiatives and campaign promises: resume and pursue the GRP-NDFP peace negotiations, and put an end to the illegal drugs problem. And on both issues he ought to...
Focusing on core agenda, peace talks forge ahead
Focusing on core agenda, peace talks forge ahead
Having done their assigned tasks to move forward on the most substantive agenda of the GRP-NDFP peace talks, the two parties met this week in Rome for their third round of formal negotiations under the Duterte administration. It wasn’t easy sailing: the NDFP side...
Rekindling optimism over GRP-NDFP peace talks
Rekindling optimism over GRP-NDFP peace talks
Negotiate in a non-adversarial way. Resolve differences and overcome obstacles. Focus on the substantial agenda of social, economic and political reforms that address the root causes of the armed conflict and thus move decisively forward to a just and lasting...
UP supports peace talks
UP supports peace talks
“As a national university, it is but appropriate that we take up the issue of peace talks. And because we’re coming from the SOS campaign, we know that peace talks should be based on justice.” – UP Diliman Chancellor Michael Tan
NPA leader nabbed in Compostela Valley
NPA leader nabbed in Compostela Valley
"It is a reprehensible, premeditated act designed to preempt the peace negotiations that clearly exposes the innate warmongering character of the AFP which continues to kowtow the AFP-US Aquino’s fascist Oplan Bayanihan," Rubi del Mundo, spokesperson of NDF-Southern Mindanao Region, said.
The Significance of the June 14-15 Preliminary Talks in Oslo 1
The Significance of the June 14-15 Preliminary Talks in Oslo 1
That these talks materialized less than a month after the first meeting of the NDFP emissary and the incoming President unmistakably indicates a never-before-seen reservoir of mutual trust, goodwill and understanding. It also speaks of a political will to pursue peace talks in earnest that has been woefully absent under previous administrations.
Peace advocates laud resumption of GPH-NDFP talks
Peace advocates laud resumption of GPH-NDFP talks
“He [Duterte] said that he will be a servant of the people in achieving just and lasting peace.”
Progressives laud GPH-NDFP exploratory talks
Progressives laud GPH-NDFP exploratory talks
“The speedy agreement between the GPH and the NDFP on the points for discussion in the formal peace negotiations shows the sincerity of both parties to pursue a just and lasting peace.”
Church leaders optimistic with resumption of peace talks
Church leaders optimistic with resumption of peace talks
“We hope that through the resumption of the formal peace talks, social justice and the need for fundamental socio-economic reforms will finally be tackled.”
Joma Sison ‘happy’ to go home soon
Joma Sison ‘happy’ to go home soon
Sison said he expects to visit the country in July or August to “talk intensively” with incoming President Rodrigo Duterte about peace. By RONALYN V. OLEA Bulatlat.com MANILA – Jose Maria Sison, founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and chief...
Reds to push for socio-economic reforms
Reds to push for socio-economic reforms
“Who would not want national sovereignty? Who would not want land reform…that would ensure food security? Who would not want a patriotic, progressive culture?
10 things to know about the peace talks between the communists and the government of the Philippines
10 things to know about the peace talks between the communists and the government of the Philippines
QUESTION EVERYTHING Mong Palatino Bulatlat.com 1. A civil war has been raging in the countryside since 1969. Landlessness, feudal exploitation, state brutality against the poor and marginalized – these are some of the issues that led to the formation of the New...
The Colombian peace process: a model for the Philippines?
The Colombian peace process: a model for the Philippines?
By Carol Pagaduan-Araullo Streetwise | BusinessWorld Ask a Filipino nowadays what he or she knows about Colombia and chances are the reply will be about how the reigning Miss Universe, the Philippines’ Pia Alonzo Wurztbach, almost lost her crown to Miss Colombia,...
Peace nowhere in sight under Aquino
Peace nowhere in sight under Aquino
“The militarist approach of the Aquino regime in dealing with the revolutionary movement and in the peace talks is the same as and as bad as Arroyo’s.” – Benito Tiamzon, Wilma Austria
NDFP consultants convicted of ‘trumped-up’ charges
NDFP consultants convicted of ‘trumped-up’ charges
The decision was based solely on the testimony of Bayani Domingo, who claimed to be a former member of the New People’s Army before he surrendered to the military in 2006.
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