Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by SISON Jose Maria
It is idle and malicious for anyone to speculate or insinuate that I have something to do with the killing of Romulo Kintanar. I am being given too much credit.
The political, military and police officials of the reactionary government should not jump to any conclusion far ahead of the (…)
The Communist Party of the Philippines has acknowledged killing former New People’s Army chief Romulo “Rolly” Kintanar, claiming that he deserved capital punishment for his “criminal and counter-revolutionary acts.”
Was that the real reason for his assassination?
It is true that the NPA (…)
, by LANE Max, RAMIREZ Patricio
The situation in the Philippines
, by PMP
PMP 2002 Unity Congress
, by BELLO Walden, New Left Review
The Filipino analyst and organizer of Focus on the Global South, veteran of the years of Allende and Marcos, discusses the prospects for the World Social Forum after September 11, arguing for the need to link protests against the IMF and WTO to campaigns against US military expansion.
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, by GARCIA, “Bobby”
Robert Francis Garcia, To Suffer Thy Comrades: How the Revolution Decimated its Own, Quezon City / Anvil Press / 2001.
[Adapted from the author’s remarks at the book launch on Human Rights Day, December 10, 2001.]
Editor’s Note: To Suffer Thy Comrades describes in detail Bobby Garcia’s life (…)
, by Roman
The Revolutionary Workers’ Party of the Philippines (or RPM-P) was born in 1998 out of a fusion between forces which emerged from the crisis of the CPP in 1992-1993 in Central Mindanao Region, a part of the Visayas region (in Negros particularly), and the Capital Region (Manila-Rizal). The RPM-P (…)
, by RPM-P
MAY 1, 2001 is a great day to observe the 3rd year of founding of the RPMP as the world salutes the laboring masses who create the great wealth and technology of modern society. This anniversary celebration comes at a time when the working class struggle in the country braces for the impact of (…)
, by Partido Manggagawa
We have long waited for this moment - the establishment of the workers’ very own political party.
We herald the good news—to those who live by the drop of their sweat and blood; to those who create the wealth yet survive in dire poverty; to those made inutile by lack of employment and those (…)
, by Peoples Action on September 21
On 18 September 2000, soldiers belonging to the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces (headed by Gen. Jose Calimlim) raided the office of the Kilusan para sa Pambansang Demokrasya (KPD) in Cubao, Quezon City, and arrested 12 KPD members on trumped up charges.
The Peoples Action on (…)
, by MELENCIO Sonny
Contribution given at the Second Asia Pacfic Solidarity and Education Conference, organized by the Democratic Socialist Party in Sydney, Autralia, January 2000.
Former movie actor Joseph Estrada was elected president of the Philippines in a landslide vote in June 1998. This electoral mandate, (…)
, by RPM-P
REBOLUSYONARYONG PARTIDO NG MANGGAGAWA-PILIPINAS (RPM–P)
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE CAMP ARIEL, PHILIPPINES
DECEMBER 21, 1999
DECLARATION TO OPEN PEACE TALKS WITH THE GOVERNMENT
The RPM-P/RPA-ABB, taking to heart the paramount interest of the working masses for a peaceful and (…)
, by LAGMAN Filemon “Popoy”, PMP
This document was written by Filemon “Ka Popoy” Lagman when he was then secretary-general of the Partido ng Manggagawang Pilipino [PMP], an underground revolutionary political party of the Filipino working class established January 30, 1999. It was published as a paid advertisement in the (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document as one of its references.
As a regroupment of forces coming from the CPP, the RPM-P was established with organisations from Mindanao, the Visayas and the (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document as main programatic reference.
As a regroupment of forces coming from the CPP, the RPM-P was established with organisations from Mindanao, the Visayas and (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document as one of its references.
As a regroupment of forces coming from the CPP, the RPM-P was established with organisations from Mindanao, the Visayas and the (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document as one of its references.
As a regroupment of forces coming from the CPP, the RPM-P was established with organisations from Mindanao, the Visayas and the (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document as one of its references.
As a regroupment of forces coming from the CPP, the RPM-P was established with organisations from Mindanao, the Visayas and the (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document as one of its references. The original online version of this document is of bad quality*, and some words are unsure.
As a regroupment of forces coming from (…)
, by RPM-P
The Rebolusyonaryong Partido ng Mangagawa (RPM-P), or Revolutionary Worker’s Party (Philippines), was founded in 1998 with this document (rather short, it must be said) as one of its references.
All documents in English are available on ESSF website. Some are in tagalog. An link if given here (…)
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