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Memories of The Hague Joint Declaration

by Luis Jalandoni NDFP Representative at the Signing of The Hague Joint Declaration September 1, 1992   Both delegations of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) were ready to finalize the text of The Hague Joint Declaration. The media were waiting. Due to […]

The Hague Joint Declaration as Framework Agreement and Continuing Validity in the GRP-NDFP Peace Negotiations

by Prof. Jose Maria Sison Chief Political Consultant National Democratic Front of the Philippines September 1, 2017   For inviting me .. »

The National Minorities and the National Democratic Revolution

By Iliya Makalipay The national minorities — the Bangsamoro and the various groups of indigenous peoples — currently bear the brunt .. »

Marawi Siege: Duterte and the US

by Vida Gracias Given the copious bloodshed and massive destruction, the Marawi siege has more than amply shown that President Rodrigo .. »

Peace Talks in Duterte’s First Year: Flagging Political Will and Consistency

by Angel Balen As he began his six-year term in July 2016, President Rodrigo R. Duterte set off a momentum for .. »

On Duterte Government’s First Year: Falterings and Turnarounds

by Angel Balen Rodrigo R. Duterte was swept into the presidency by a landslide win in the May elections last year .. »

Revolutionary Taxation Serves the Masses, Advances the Revolution

by Pat Gambao Taxation is an essential function of the State as it correlates with its ability to exercise power and .. »

The CNL 8th National Congress: Faith and Struggle

by Pat Gambao and Markus del Pilar After 14 years, church people assembled for the most awaited occasion—the 8th Congress of .. »

Ang Kasarian ng Digmang Bayan

ni Markus del Pilar   “Siguro, aabot sa halos isang kumpanya kung pagsasama-samahin kami. Kaso hindi pwede! Kita mo naman kanina .. »

Love a Revolutionary, Love the Revolution

by Trisha Sarmiento The cold wind, sturdy pine trees and the scenic mountain ranges of the Cordilleras in Northern Luzon set .. »

Building a Revolutionary Family

by Pat Gambao In a society divided into social classes, the family, its smallest unit, is prime and sacred. Its interest .. »