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                    [Title] => Top NPA leader in Mindoro surrenders
                    [Summary] => CAMP NAKAR, Lucena City — A high ranking commander of the New People‘s Army (NPA) operating in Mindoro recently surrendered to the 80th Infantry Battalion through the efforts of the provincial government of Occidental Mindoro.


Solcom commander Maj. Gen. Alexander Yano said that on Sept. 24, Antenor Corpuz, alias Masong, Tamil, Dupax, Sander, and Igpao, the deputy secretary of the Kilusang Larangang Guerrilla 1, surrendered to Gov. Josephine Ramirez-Sato and Provincial Board member Peter Alfaro of Occidental Mindoro at the Manila Manor Hotel in Ermita, Manila.


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                    [Title] => NDF hits gov’t for suspending immunity guarantees
                    [Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — The government’s suspension of the agreement on immunity and security guarantees for communist rebel negotiators was "invalid" because the National Democratic Front (NDF) has not abandoned the peace talks, the group’s chief negotiator said yesterday.


NDF peace panel head Luis Jalandoni warned the Arroyo administration could be liable if anything untoward happens to their nearly 100 negotiators and consultants due to the suspension of immunity.


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                    [Title] => Joma expects EU to retain ‘terrorist’ tag on CPP-NPA
                    [Summary] => TARLAC CITY— Self-exiled communist leader Jose Ma. Sison said yesterday that he now expects the European Union and the Dutch government "to take further actions" against him following Washington’s decision to keep the country’s mainstream communist movement in its international anti-terrorist watch-list.


Sison, founding chairman of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), was speaking from his foreign rebel home base in Utrecht, the Netherlands.


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                    [Title] => Reds want next talks in China
                    [Summary] => TARLAC CITY - Communist rebels want this year’s fourth round of peace talks to be held in Beijing, China.


However, rebel leader Fidel Agcaoili said the Norwegians have to work out the matter with the Chinese government as the Philippines cannot directly talk with Beijing due to protocol.


Tarlac Gov. Jose Yap, senior consultant of the government peace panel, said government negotiators also want the talks to be held in China.


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                    [Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Government negotiators will be leaving today for Oslo, Norway, for this year’s third round of formal peace talks with the communist-led National Democratic Front (NDF) in efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the 35-year-old Maoist insurgency.


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                    [Title] => RP-NDF peace talks to resume in Oslo
                    [Summary] => The government and the communist umbrella group National Democratic Front (NDF) will hold a new round of peace talks next week in Norway, chief government peace negotiator Silvestre Bello III said yesterday.


Bello said the peace negotiations in Oslo, which will be held from March 30 to April 2, will focus on socio-economic reforms, one of the key issues proposed by the NDF.


The peace negotiations, brokered by the Norwegian government, resumed in February after the Philippine government suspended talks nearly three years ago.


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Solcom commander Maj. Gen. Alexander Yano said that on Sept. 24, Antenor Corpuz, alias Masong, Tamil, Dupax, Sander, and Igpao, the deputy secretary of the Kilusang Larangang Guerrilla 1, surrendered to Gov. Josephine Ramirez-Sato and Provincial Board member Peter Alfaro of Occidental Mindoro at the Manila Manor Hotel in Ermita, Manila.


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Bello said the peace negotiations in Oslo, which will be held from March 30 to April 2, will focus on socio-economic reforms, one of the key issues proposed by the NDF.


The peace negotiations, brokered by the Norwegian government, resumed in February after the Philippine government suspended talks nearly three years ago.


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