Jorge Madlos (Ka Oris)
Spokesperson
NDFP Mindanao Chapter
The Revolutionary armed struggle in
We, however, should be fully aware that while we are engaged in celebrations for the NPA all over the country, the victims of both typhoons Sendong and Pablo in
We have effectively frustrated the brutal yet desperate counter-revolutionary 9-year Oplan Bantay Laya (OBL) of the US-Arroyo regime as well as the 3-year Oplan Bayanihan (OPB) of the US-Aquino regime. This is in spite of the fact that the revolutionary movement became the priority target of the reactionary state while the Moro people’s armed resistance significantly waned. If the OBL and the OPB both sorely failed to hinder the immense strides made by the people’s war in
In general, the NPA operates in more than 200 municipalities in
The anti-fascist and anti-imperialist mass movement in cities and urban centres have gained momentum, and is in close synchrony with the anti-feudal movement in the rural areas. Thousands of members of the Milisyang Bayan (people’s militia) have been organized into platoon and squad formations in several barrios and communities in the countryside. The establishment of Party Branches in many barrios have been expeditiously undertaken, providing solid leadership within mass organizations, people’s militia and the people’s revolutionary government in villages and communities in the countryside. These are intrinsic components that pave the way for a full-scale people’s war in the entire island.
NPA membership in
The Communist Party, which holds absolute leadership of the NPA, grew by more than 50% in membership, and is firmly rooted among the basic masses of peasants and workers, as well as among middle forces. Presently, the Party’s ideological foundation is stronger than ever compared to the level we have attained since the Party’s first establishment in
The chronic crisis that beset the nation lays fertile ground for the people’s war to advance to a much higher stage.
Behind the US-Aquino regime’s brag of “spectacular” growth in the economy, more than 10% or 4 million Filipinos are unemployed while over 19% or 17 million are underemployed. More have lost their jobs in the past year because of the reactionary government’s utter lack of a national industrialization program. The country is completely bereft of genuine land reform, and many more have been deprived of land to till because of the rapid expansion of imperialist plantations, such as those owned by Dole Phil, Del Monte and Sumifru.
The cost of social services, such as education, water, electricity, health, transportation, communication and others, remain inaccessibly high. People are made to suffer because of corruption of government funds and the privatization of public service, which favour big business and imperialists. A concrete example of this is the power crisis in
Even after typhoons Pablo and Sendong ravaged
As a result, many barrios and communities have fallen victims to military abuses and human rights violations; thousands have been forced to evacuate their lands, countless have been extra-judicially murdered, including the Capeon family and one of the leaders of the victims of typhoon Pablo who, due to hunger, was one among those who stormed the DSWD compound in Davao City and seized the stocked food supply denied them.
The US-Aquino regime sabotaged the peace talks with the NDFP by demanding an end to the armed conflict by way of surrender even without substantial and decisive agreements on sovereignty, genuine land reform, national industrialization and other related issues.
Clearly, the Aquino regime is nothing but a puppet of
Thus, it is evident that there exists no other viable solution to the poverty, suffering and oppression caused by the depraved few except to boldly tread the path of the revolutionary armed struggle!
LONG LIVE THE NEW PEOPLE’S ARMY!
CARRY FORWARD THE PEOPLE’S WAR TOWARDS THE STRATEGIC STALEMATE PHASE UNTIL TOTAL VICTORY!
http://www.philippinerevolution.net/statements/20130329_the-revolutionary-people-s-war-continues-to-reap-victories-in-mindanao
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