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[Title] => AFP-PNP to charge Joma, Jalandoni, Satur for CPP-NPA purge
[Summary] => The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) vowed yesterday to file charges against Bayan Muna Rep. Satur Ocampo and Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) founder Jose Ma. Sison for allegedly ordering the execution of some 300 suspected military spies in the 1980s.
AFP chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon said the military will join the PNP in filing the multiple murder charges against Ocampo, Sison and chief rebel negotiator Luis Jalandoni, who are both living in exile in the Netherlands.
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[Title] => 2 Government negotiators in Oslo for talks with NDF
[Summary] => Two government negotiators are now in Oslo, Norway for "back-channel" talks with the communist National Democratic Front (NDF), presidential adviser on the peace process Eduardo Ermita revealed yesterday.
Ermita said Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza and former justice secretary Silvestre Bello III left for Norway late last week to speak with communist leader Jose Ma. Sison, who has recently threatened to scuttle the peace talks if the left doesn’t get what it wants.
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[Title] => Palace: Still no venue for peace talks with NDF
[Summary] => No venue has yet been set for the planned peace talks between the government and communist rebels.
Acting Defense Secretary Eduardo Ermita, who is also presidential adviser on the peace process, told reporters yesterday the National De-mocratic Front (NDF) cannot dictate to the government where to hold the negotiations.
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[Title] => Sison, Jalandoni due in RP for talks
[Summary] => They’re coming home to give peace a chance.
Exiled communist leaders Jose Ma. Sison and Luis Jalandoni will return home on April 18 in response to President Arroyo’s appeal to end the 32-year Maoist insurgency.
However, chief government negotiator Silvestre Bello III told reporters yesterday Sison and Jalandoni insist that peace talks between the government and the National Democratic Front (NDF) be held in Brussels, Belgium.
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SISON AND JALANDONI
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AFP chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon said the military will join the PNP in filing the multiple murder charges against Ocampo, Sison and chief rebel negotiator Luis Jalandoni, who are both living in exile in the Netherlands.
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[Title] => 2 Government negotiators in Oslo for talks with NDF
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Ermita said Agrarian Reform Secretary Hernani Braganza and former justice secretary Silvestre Bello III left for Norway late last week to speak with communist leader Jose Ma. Sison, who has recently threatened to scuttle the peace talks if the left doesn’t get what it wants.
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Acting Defense Secretary Eduardo Ermita, who is also presidential adviser on the peace process, told reporters yesterday the National De-mocratic Front (NDF) cannot dictate to the government where to hold the negotiations.
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Exiled communist leaders Jose Ma. Sison and Luis Jalandoni will return home on April 18 in response to President Arroyo’s appeal to end the 32-year Maoist insurgency.
However, chief government negotiator Silvestre Bello III told reporters yesterday Sison and Jalandoni insist that peace talks between the government and the National Democratic Front (NDF) be held in Brussels, Belgium.
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