+ Follow ANTONIO ZUMEL Tag
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[Title] => 18 soldiers, 10 NPAs die in Davao ambush
[Summary] => Eighteen government troopers and 10 rebels were killed when New People’s Army (NPA) guerrillas ambushed an Army Special Forces platoon in Barangay Aliwagwag in Cateel town, Davao Oriental on Saturday morning.
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[Title] => Remembering Tony Zumel / SSS: Not People Power
[Summary] => I do remember him vividly, nostalgically and even fondly. I refer to Antonio Zumel, who died this 13th of August, a month whose guns roar more ominously than any other month in our history. Tony Zumel at 69 passed away in The Hague of a long, lingering illness. The fact that he died in the Netherlands, far, far away from his native and beloved Ilocandia is the stirring story of his life as a communist rebel. Tony Zumel never gave up the cause, however much it ate up his life bit by bit.
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[Title] => Communist leader Zumel passes away
[Summary] => Revolutionary journalist and leader Antonio Zumel died yesterday in Utrecht, the Netherlands due to a lingering illness and kidney failure. He was 69.
At the time of his death, Zumel concurrently held several positions in the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), including membership in its central committee.
He was also the honorary chairman of the National Democratic Front, a position he held since 1994. In peace talks with the government, Zumel was senior adviser of the NDF negotiating panel since 1992.
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[Title] => Peace talks panel pa-Norway bukas
[Summary] => ALAMINOS CITY – Nakatakdang tumungo sa Oslo, Norway ang government peace panel bukas (Miyerkules) para sa itinakdang resumption ng peace talks sa pagitan ng National Democratic Front (NDF) sa darating na Abril 27 ng kasalukuyang taon.
Ayon kay Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza, miyembro ng peace panel na tatalakayin nila ang frameworks ng negosasyon at ang isyu na kailangang i-discuss.
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[Title] => Peace with NDF by October 2002?
[Summary] => President Arroyo urged communist guerrillas yesterday to set October 2002 as a deadline for the completion of peace talks which are due to start next week.
But National Democratic Front (NDF) chairman Luis Jalandoni, the chief rebel negotiator, was reluctant to agree to a timetable.
"The two parties have widely divergent positions on the basic issues of social and economic reforms," he said.
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[Title] => No truce, no Oslo venue, but talks with NDF still on
[Summary] => Communist rebels are unlikely to sign a ceasefire with the Philippine government ahead of scheduled peace talks later this month, officials of both sides said yesterday.
"(The ceasefire) is not a precondition to the start of the talks," National Security Adviser Roilo Golez told reporters.
"Nobody has offered anything to anybody," Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Eduardo Ermita added.
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[Title] => NDF leaders open to joint ceasefire
[Summary] => Communist rebel leaders said yesterday they were open to a joint nationwide ceasefire with the government if a truce would be raised during formal peace talks later this month.
"That’s a possibility and we could discuss it during the resumption of talks," said National Democratic Front (NDF) chief negotiator Luis Jalandoni, who led a four-member peace panel that arrived in Manila on Sunday from the Netherlands.
"The matter is not that simple and the NDF national executive committee should be consulted on this," Jalandoni said.
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[Title] => Government, NDF set ‘solidarity meet’
[Summary] => The government and communist rebels moved closer to formal peace negotiations with a "solidarity meeting" between them scheduled on April 18 in Manila.
National Democratic Front (NDF) peace negotiators based in the Netherlands arrived in Manila yesterday for the meeting at the Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel which was also meant to renew friendship and finalize details of the projected formal peace talks.
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[Title] => NDF peace panel dumating sa bansa
[Summary] => Dumating kahapon sa Pilipinas ang mga miyembro ng panel ng National Democratic Front na kasali sa usapang pangkapayapaan na isinusulong ng pamahalaan.
Bandang alas-5:20 ng hapon nang dumating sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport ang punong negosyador ng NDF na si Luis Jalandoni at asawa niyang si Connie Ledesma at isa pang miyembro ng panel na si Antonio Zumel lulan ng Royal Dutch flight KLM-876 mula Armsterdam na dumaan pa sa Bangkok.
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[Title] => Jalandoni due today for talks
[Summary] => National Democratic Front (NDF) chairman Luis Jalandoni is scheduled to arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at 5:40 p.m. today on board a Royal Dutch Airlines flight from the Netherlands.
Jalandoni heads the NDF panel tasked to forge a peace agreement with the Arroyo administration to end a 32-year armed communist insurgency in the country.
Jalandoni will be accompanied by two other members of the NDF peace panel, including his wife Connie Ledesma and former newsman Antonio Zumel.
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ANTONIO ZUMEL
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[Title] => Communist leader Zumel passes away
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At the time of his death, Zumel concurrently held several positions in the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), including membership in its central committee.
He was also the honorary chairman of the National Democratic Front, a position he held since 1994. In peace talks with the government, Zumel was senior adviser of the NDF negotiating panel since 1992.
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[Title] => Peace talks panel pa-Norway bukas
[Summary] => ALAMINOS CITY – Nakatakdang tumungo sa Oslo, Norway ang government peace panel bukas (Miyerkules) para sa itinakdang resumption ng peace talks sa pagitan ng National Democratic Front (NDF) sa darating na Abril 27 ng kasalukuyang taon.
Ayon kay Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza, miyembro ng peace panel na tatalakayin nila ang frameworks ng negosasyon at ang isyu na kailangang i-discuss.
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[Title] => Peace with NDF by October 2002?
[Summary] => President Arroyo urged communist guerrillas yesterday to set October 2002 as a deadline for the completion of peace talks which are due to start next week.
But National Democratic Front (NDF) chairman Luis Jalandoni, the chief rebel negotiator, was reluctant to agree to a timetable.
"The two parties have widely divergent positions on the basic issues of social and economic reforms," he said.
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[Summary] => Communist rebels are unlikely to sign a ceasefire with the Philippine government ahead of scheduled peace talks later this month, officials of both sides said yesterday.
"(The ceasefire) is not a precondition to the start of the talks," National Security Adviser Roilo Golez told reporters.
"Nobody has offered anything to anybody," Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Eduardo Ermita added.
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[Title] => NDF leaders open to joint ceasefire
[Summary] => Communist rebel leaders said yesterday they were open to a joint nationwide ceasefire with the government if a truce would be raised during formal peace talks later this month.
"That’s a possibility and we could discuss it during the resumption of talks," said National Democratic Front (NDF) chief negotiator Luis Jalandoni, who led a four-member peace panel that arrived in Manila on Sunday from the Netherlands.
"The matter is not that simple and the NDF national executive committee should be consulted on this," Jalandoni said.
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[Title] => Government, NDF set ‘solidarity meet’
[Summary] => The government and communist rebels moved closer to formal peace negotiations with a "solidarity meeting" between them scheduled on April 18 in Manila.
National Democratic Front (NDF) peace negotiators based in the Netherlands arrived in Manila yesterday for the meeting at the Westin Philippine Plaza Hotel which was also meant to renew friendship and finalize details of the projected formal peace talks.
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[Title] => NDF peace panel dumating sa bansa
[Summary] => Dumating kahapon sa Pilipinas ang mga miyembro ng panel ng National Democratic Front na kasali sa usapang pangkapayapaan na isinusulong ng pamahalaan.
Bandang alas-5:20 ng hapon nang dumating sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport ang punong negosyador ng NDF na si Luis Jalandoni at asawa niyang si Connie Ledesma at isa pang miyembro ng panel na si Antonio Zumel lulan ng Royal Dutch flight KLM-876 mula Armsterdam na dumaan pa sa Bangkok.
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Jalandoni heads the NDF panel tasked to forge a peace agreement with the Arroyo administration to end a 32-year armed communist insurgency in the country.
Jalandoni will be accompanied by two other members of the NDF peace panel, including his wife Connie Ledesma and former newsman Antonio Zumel.
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