From:  JOSE MARIA SISON WEBSITE

LINKS:  http://josemariasison.org/negotiations-for-a-just-and-lasting-peace-background-current-status-and-prospects/

NEGOTIATIONS FOR A JUST AND LASTING PEACE: BACKGROUND, CURRENT STATUS AND PROSPECTS

From:  JOSE MARIA SISON WEBSITE

LINKS:  http://josemariasison.org/joma-sison-gina-lopez-as-denr-chief-is-acceptable/

Joma Sison: Gina Lopez as DENR chief is acceptable

The Communist Party of the Philippines founding chairman describes Lopez as a 'dedicated activist against abusive mining'

GREEN THUMB. ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation chairperson Gina Lopez (L) presses her thumb on the Green Thumb Coalition banner during the coalition’s launch in UP Diliman on February 5, 2016. File photo by Greenpeace Philippines 

 

From the Website of JOSE MARIA SISON
links: http://josemariasison.org/special-message-to-all-participants-of-multisectoral-conversations-on-peace/

SPECIAL MESSAGE TO ALL PARTICIPANTS OF MULTISECTORAL CONVERSATIONS ON PEACE

at the Ateneo de Davao University By Prof. Jose Maria Sison
 
Founding Chairman, Communist Party of the Philippines
Chief Political Consultant, National Democratic Front of the Philippines
June 8, 2016

Dear fellow Ateneans and friends,

Warmest greetings of peace to all of you in this multisectoral gathering called “When Blue Meets Red”! I thank the officials of the University Community Engagement and Advocacy Council (UCEAC) and the University Research Council (URC) of the Ateneo de Davao University (AdDU) for inviting me to give this brief special message and for having Fidel Agcaoili as the lead discussant in representation of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP).

THE ROLE OF JOSE MARIA SISON IN THE PEACE PROCESS

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THE ROLE OF JOSE MARIA SISON IN THE PEACE PROCESS

By Rey Claro Casambre*
Philippine Peace Center
Posted By Bulatlat.com
June 19, 2004

http://bulatlat.com/main/2004/06/19/the-role-of-jose-maria-sison-in-the-peace-process/
Who can now say that twelve years ago (that was in 1992, when the movement was 
rumored or believed by many, in deep internal crisis, and the government was claiming strategic victory over the New People’s Army) you actually believed or could imagine that the Philippine government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) would sit across each other on the negotiating table as two equal entities, hold peace talks abroad with a foreign government as a neutral third party, and sign formal agreements, such as an agreement to respect human rights and international humanitarian law?