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The film highlights the humane and lenient treatment, and the release on humanitarian grounds of prisoners of war Lt. Ronaldo Fedelino and Pfc Ronel Nemeño in August 2004. The two soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Philippines had surrendered in battle against the New People's Army on 01 March 2004 in Camarines Sur province. The humanitarian policies and disciplined practice of the NPA with regards the POWs serve to debunk the "terrorist" label that have been attached to the Communist Party of the Philippines and the NPA by the governments of the US, European countries, Canada and Australia.

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Candidates in reactionary election must recognize revolutionary government

Press Releases
Friday, 12 March 2010
By CPP Information Bureau Other versions: Waray Reacting to statements by the 8th Infantry Division of the Philippine Army and Eastern Samar Gov. Ben Evardone, the National Democratic Front of the Philippines - Eastern Visayas said today that there are already two governments in the country and the revolutionary movement does not simply accept bribes to let reactionary politicians win in the election. "Perhaps Gov. Evardone is oblivious and disgruntled because he is deeply involved in the corrupt and rotten Arroyo government as well as the military," said Fr. Santiago Salas, NDFP-EV spokesperson.
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Walk the talk

Statements
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
By Martin Montana Chadli Molintas Command NPA Ilocos-Cordillera Region Recent ridiculous allegations by the Armed Forces of the Philippines linking a presidential candidate and more than 50 politicians to the New People's Army highlight once again the apalling ineptitude of the Arroyo regime's propaganda and psywar machinery. As proof, the AFP presented an intelligence report that listed the names of politicians supporting the NPA, and said a decision to support a presidential candidate in exchange for money was passed by the Communist Party of the Philippines during its anniversary meeting in barangay Aguid, Sagada, Mountain Province last December 28, 2009.
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NDFP demands immediate release of Michelle Adelantar from Arroyo government custody

Statements
Tuesday, 09 March 2010
By Fr. SANTIAGO "Sanny" SALAS Spokesperson, NDFP-Eastern Visayas The National Democratic Front of the Philippines - Eastern Visayas today demanded the immediate release from the Arroyo government's custody of Michelle Adelantar, a daughter of a cadre of the Communist Party of the Philippines and New People's Army. "In violation of international humanitarian law, Michelle, 17, was abducted and detained last 3 February in San Jose de Buan, Western Samar, by operating troops from the 34th Infantry Battalion merely because she was the child of a CPP-NPA cadre," said Fr. Santiago Salas, NDF-EV spokesperson.
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AFP to suffer more losses after big defeat in Mindoro -- CPP

Press Releases
Monday, 08 March 2010
By CPP Information Bureau The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) today lauded the New People's Army in Mindoro for its successful tactical offensive Saturday morning that practically wiped out a platoon of fascist troops in Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro. The NPA ambushed a platoon of the 23rd Division Reconnaissance Company (DRC) resulting in the death of 11 soldiers and the wounding of eight troopers. The number of soldiers wiped out in the Oriental Mindoro ambush was the biggest loss suffered so far by government forces this year. Since the start of this year, at least 40 AFP officers and soldiers have been killed and 43 wounded in action as the NPA stepped up its tactical offensives nationwide.
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