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[Title] => The Garden
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The Maoists have such a cruel sense of humor. The mass graves they dug in Leyte for the victims of communist purges in the late eighties they called ‘The Garden."
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => Mass grave with 67 skeletal remains discovered in Leyte
[Summary] => The military has recently discovered a mass grave with at least 67 skeletal remains in sitio Sapang Dako, Caulisihan, Inopacan, Leyte.
The skeletal remains were believed to be those of the victims of alleged atrocities committed by the New People's Army against the local folk sometime in the 1980s.
The military was able to discover the mass grave following the confession of Zacarias Peidad, a rebel returnee who was a member of the Evelyn Dublin Command of the Communist Party of the Philippines' Eastern Visayas Regional Party Committee.
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Army Sgt. Antonio Estrada was packing relief goods for the Mayon evacuees when their post was attacked by NPA guerrillas. Unprepared for battle in the most inauspicious circumstances, five soldiers were wounded in the assault.
Sgt. Estrada was hit at the back of his head. Doctors at the V. Luna Medical Center saved the soldier’s life – but probably not all of his bodily functions.
The wounded soldier, complaining of severe headaches, could suffer from the delayed onset of intra-cerebral hematoma. The damage could cause him blindness.
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[Title] => CPP clears Ka Roger of bloody 1988 purge
[Summary] => The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) has cleared its spokesman Gregorio "Ka Roger" Rosal of any responsibility in the bloody purge of suspected government spies in the rebel movement launched in Southern Tagalog in 1988.
In a three-page statement posted on the Internet, the CPP said that although Rosal was the leading committee party leader in Southern Tagalog at that time, "he had no major responsibility in the bloody purge."
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The Maoists have such a cruel sense of humor. The mass graves they dug in Leyte for the victims of communist purges in the late eighties they called ‘The Garden."
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[Summary] => The military has recently discovered a mass grave with at least 67 skeletal remains in sitio Sapang Dako, Caulisihan, Inopacan, Leyte.
The skeletal remains were believed to be those of the victims of alleged atrocities committed by the New People's Army against the local folk sometime in the 1980s.
The military was able to discover the mass grave following the confession of Zacarias Peidad, a rebel returnee who was a member of the Evelyn Dublin Command of the Communist Party of the Philippines' Eastern Visayas Regional Party Committee.
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Army Sgt. Antonio Estrada was packing relief goods for the Mayon evacuees when their post was attacked by NPA guerrillas. Unprepared for battle in the most inauspicious circumstances, five soldiers were wounded in the assault.
Sgt. Estrada was hit at the back of his head. Doctors at the V. Luna Medical Center saved the soldier’s life – but probably not all of his bodily functions.
The wounded soldier, complaining of severe headaches, could suffer from the delayed onset of intra-cerebral hematoma. The damage could cause him blindness.
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[Summary] => The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) has cleared its spokesman Gregorio "Ka Roger" Rosal of any responsibility in the bloody purge of suspected government spies in the rebel movement launched in Southern Tagalog in 1988.
In a three-page statement posted on the Internet, the CPP said that although Rosal was the leading committee party leader in Southern Tagalog at that time, "he had no major responsibility in the bloody purge."
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-07 00:00:00
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September 3, 2006 - 12:00am
