Entries by NDFP Peace Consultants

Message of Support to the Peace Caravan

We, the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) consultants to the peace talks presently detained at Camp Crame fully support the campaign of the Philippine Ecumenical Platform for Peace (PEPP) and othe peace organizations and advocates to convince the protagonists in the on-going armed conflict betweeb tge Government of the Republic of the Philippines […]

On the Struggle of Indigenous People for their Ancestral Land and the Struggle for Genuine Reform

On the Struggle of Indigenous People for their Ancestral Land and the Struggle for Genuine Reform   Ednar Dayanghirang, who heads the present Philippine government’s part in the Government of the Republic of the Philippines – National Democratic Front of the Philippines Reciprocal Working Committees on Socio-Economic Reforms (GPH-NDF RWCs on SER), has come out […]

Why I am on a 12-Day (July 11-22) Hunger Strike

In December 2010, Malacaňang announced it will review the cases of more than 200 political prisoners – most of whom were unjustly arrested for opposing the 9-year Arroyo regime-with the end-view of affecting their release. In February 2011, the Government of the Philippines (GPH) peace panel signed the Oslo Joint Statement with its National Democratic […]

ADVANCE OUR STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND PEACE!

ADVANCE OUR STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND PEACE! We, consultants of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) to the peace talks between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GPH)) and the NDFP join our fellow political prisoners, human rights defenders and advocates, friends and relatives of victims of human rights violations, […]

Spins about the Supposed 7.8% Growth

Softened and weakened a lot by “free market” neoliberalization since the 1990s, the Philippine economy under the present semi-colonial and semi-feudal ruling system has more and more become like a wimp of a kitten that has long been noted to be one of the sickest and most laggard in Asia. The Benigno S. Aquino III […]

Need for Free Public Education, especially for the Poor

Need for Free Public Education, especially for the Poor 21 March 2013 Kristel Tejada’s suicide last March 15, induced by her forced leave of absence from school due to her poor family’s inability to pay for her tuition fee by the deadline at the University of the Philippines – Manila campus, and the mass student […]

A Fighter to the End

A Fighter to the End I write this for Mothers’ Day in fervent dedication to my departed dearest Mom, Cristina Valera Jazmines. My Mom died under much pain and suffering. Up to her last minutes – – and seconds – – she still struggled to fight for life, and did not want to leave this […]