Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by Left Party (Sweden)
LETTER FROM THE SWEDISH LEFT PARTYSVERIGES RIKSDAG
Mr Satur OcampoBayan MunaPhilippines
Stockholm 2003-04-01
Dear Mr Satur Ocampo,
The parliamentary group of the Left Party of Sweden has been actively involved in defence of the CPP and of Mr Jose Maria Sison, so that they not be put on (…)
, by ABINALES Patricio N.
There were two odd things that many in UP do not want to talk about regarding the Mafia-style rubout assassination of Rollie Kintanar and the killings before him.
First all these have been mainly a one-way street. Those who had been exterminated - Hector Mabilangan, Conrado Balweg, Filemon (…)
, by ABINALES Patricio N.
We are dealing with CPP (mostly post-1992) assassination policy and with the 1980s CPP mass purges in two different sections of ESSF website. Indeed, they represent two different, if both deadly, processes. But analysis of both also overlaps.
In his April 2003 contribution on Kintanar (and (…)
, by Fourth International
After Kintanar’s assassination
, by GUE/NGL, WURTZ Francis
Letter to Satur Ocampo
, by BUTALID Carlo
Carlo Butalid in Netherlands
Newsbreak, 3 March 2003
The recent murder of former New People’s Army (NPA) chief Rolly Kintanar has revived interest in the case of exiled communist chief Jose Maria Sison.
Sison, who resides in the Netherlands, is widely believed to be the person who ordered (…)
, by ABINALES Patricio N.
The Life and Times of a Filipino Journalist and Activist, Marites N. Sison and Yvonne T. Chua. Pasig City / Anvil Publishing / 2002.
This biography of a most distinguished Filipino journalist, political commentator, amateur philatelist, and human rights activist is based on the diary Armando (…)
, by GARCIA, “Bobby”
Implications of Left purges.
, by ILAGAN, Bonifacio
The “Left Purges”
, by SANTOS Soliman, Jr
Implications of the Left Purges
A significant section of Soliman Santos’ contribution on the 1980s CPP purges relates to the assassination of Romulo Kintanar.
This article is posted under the heading “CPP : purges”. To call it, click on the link below :
The Human Rights implications of the Left Purges
, by PMP
Press StatementFebruary 9, 2003Patricio RamirezSpokespersonPartido ng Manggagawang Pilipino (PMP)
The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) leadership’s latest denial of responsibility for the assassination of Ka Popoy Lagman is not worth the paper it is written on coming as it is from (…)
, by CPP (Philippines)
Party Information BureauCommunist Party of the PhilippinesFebruary 08, 2003
The Communist Party of the Philippines today revealed that Romulo Kintanar was given a chance “to show genuine remorse and willingness to make amends for the wrongs (he has done.”
Gregorio “Ka Roger” Rosal, CPP (…)
, by CPP (Philippines)
Party Information BureauCommunist Party of the PhilippinesFebruary 08, 2003
On the 2nd anniversary of the assasination of Filemon “Popoy” Lagman, the CPP accused the RPA-ABB for evading responsibility for the killing of Lagman and trying to pass the blame on the CPP-NPA. In a statement, CPP (…)
, by REYES Ric
Time has come.
, by BAGARES Romel, DUMLAO Artemio, QUIAMBAO Steve
He killed his own.
This was the accusation hurled at Communist Party of the Philippines spokesman Gregorio “Ka Roger” Rosal by a former comrade, who said Rosal took part in the summary execution of 66 New People’s Army cadres in Southern Tagalog in 1988 during the CPP-NPA’s bloody purges. (…)
COMMENTARYPosted: 1:08 AM (Manila Time) | Jan. 28, 2003By Nathan Gilbert Quimpo Inquirer News Service
Doddering target
The vindictiveness, viciousness and long memories of at least a number of those in the CPP leadership should not be underestimated. I distinctly remember an account narrated (…)
, by CPP (Philippines)
The original CPP statement in Tagalog gives a much longer list of « crimes » supposedly committed by Romulo Kintanar than the short English version. Thus, we posted below the Tagalog version.
Information BureauCommunist Party of the PhilippinesPress ReleaseJanuary 26, 2003
The Communist (…)
, by PMP
Patricio RamirezSpokespersonPartido ng Manggagawang Pilipino
In the wake of the assassination of Romulo Kintanar, there is speculation about parallelisms with the murder of Ka Popoy Lagman. Despite similarities in the mode of the assassination, one glaring difference stands out. Ka Popoy was (…)
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