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                    [Summary] => Communist rebels executed four hostages they seized from the southern Philippines four years ago and misled state negotiators about their fate, the government announced yesterday. 


Army Sgt. Jeremias Rosete and three civilians were kidnapped by New People’s Army (NPA) guerrillas in the southern province of Sultan Kudarat in 2001. 


In a statement, Manila’s peace negotiating panel said they learned recently that the hostages were killed by their captors the following year. 


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                    [Title] => Arroyo, nagdeklara ng ceasefire laban sa CPP-NPA-NDF
                    [Summary] => Nagdeklara ang Pangulong Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ng unilateral ceasefire sa mga rebeldeng komunista, CPP-NPA-NDF sa panahon ng Semana Santa para mabigyang pagkakataon ang makakaliwang rebelde na ipakita ang katapatang pangkapayapaan.


Ang tigil putukan ayon kay Arroyo ay inaasahan niyang magiging daan para palayain na ng CPP-NPA-NDF si Sgt. Jeremias Rosete na nabihag ng mga NPA noong Setyembre 4,2001.


Saklaw ng idineklarang ceasefire ang buong bansa partikular ang apat na lalawigan ng South Central Mindanao para sa mabilis na pagpapalaya kay Rosete.


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Lt. Col. Jose Mabanta, Army spokesman, reacted to statements by the National Democratic Front (NDF) that it has ordered the NPA’s Valentin Palamine Command to activate its "kangaroo court" for the trial on spying charges of S/Sgt. Jeremias Rosete, Wilfredo Maldeser, Herminia Sorongon and Pepito Simbulan.


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                    [Summary] => The National Democratic Front (NDF) has asked its military arm, the New People’s Army (NPA), to begin the trial on spying charges of a Marine sergeant and three other men it has been holding captive in Sultan Kudarat since last Sept. 4.


This developed as exiled communist leader Jose Ma. Sison said the communist movement will step up protest actions against US involvement in Philippine affairs. 


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                    [Title] => NDF rebels offer month-long Christmas ceasefire
                    [Summary] => The National Democratic Front (NDF) proposed yesterday a month-long Christmas ceasefire with the government and offered to free four captives, one of them an Army sergeant, to jump-start stalled peace talks.


President Arroyo said the proposal was possible although she would first get the recommendation of her security advisers and the government panel on the NDF peace talks.


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JEREMIAS ROSETE

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Saklaw ng idineklarang ceasefire ang buong bansa partikular ang apat na lalawigan ng South Central Mindanao para sa mabilis na pagpapalaya kay Rosete.


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NPA misled government about fate of executed hostages — military

May 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Communist rebels executed four hostages they seized from the southern Philippines four years ago and misled state negotiators about their fate, the government announced yesterday. Army Sgt. Jeremias Rosete and...

Headlines

Arroyo, nagdeklara ng ceasefire laban sa CPP-NPA-NDF

March 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Nagdeklara ang Pangulong Gloria Macapagal Arroyo ng unilateral ceasefire sa mga rebeldeng komunista, CPP-NPA-NDF sa panahon ng Semana Santa para mabigyang pagkakataon ang makakaliwang rebelde na ipakita ang katapatang...

Bansa

NPA trial of 4 captives unrattles AFP

March 3, 2002 - 12:00am

The military is unfazed by the communists’ threat to mete "revolutionary justice" on an Army sergeant and three others they have been holding captive in Sultan Kudarat since last September. Lt. Col....

Nation

NDF orders: Begin trial of 4 captives

February 28, 2002 - 12:00am

The National Democratic Front (NDF) has asked its military arm, the New People’s Army (NPA), to begin the trial on spying charges of a Marine sergeant and three other men it has been holding captive in Sultan...

Nation

NDF rebels offer month-long Christmas ceasefire

By Paolo Romero and Romel Bagares | December 7, 2001 - 12:00am

The National Democratic Front (NDF) proposed yesterday a month-long Christmas ceasefire with the government and offered to free four captives, one of them an Army sergeant, to jump-start stalled peace talks. President...

Headlines