The CPP-NPA-NDFP playbook is a three-phase propaganda cycle designed to shield combatants and secure funding.

In a 2019 video that remains publicly accessible on YouTube, Kara Lenina Taggaoa, then chairperson of the League of Filipino Students (LFS), spoke with a clarity that left little room for interpretation. Wearing a Kabataan Partylist shirt, she said, “Proud kami na ang alumni namin ay nag-NPA”.

Photo courtesy of 105.3 FM LIFE RADIO KABANKALAN LIFE RADIO PH A 72-year-old former barangay official was shot dead in Negros Occidental over the weekend, with the New People’s Army (NPA) claiming responsibility, and marking another case involving an elderly victim in the province in recent months. Police identified the victim as Rodulfo Fajardo, a farmer and former Punong Barangay and Sangguniang Bayan member, who was killed on April 12 in Sitio JMA, Barangay Payao, Binalba

Into that debate stepped Kej Andrés, national chairperson of the Student Christian Movement of the Philippines.

Youth organizations in Occidental Mindoro mounted a peace rally on Monday, April 6, 2026, at the San Jose Municipal Grounds, calling for an end to terrorism and reinforcing support for community security amid recent developments involving alleged New People’s Army (NPA) activities in the province.  The mobilization was led by Hands Off Our Children, in partnership with the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Provincial Federation of Occidental Mindoro and the local chapter of Kabataan

Muling nagpapakita ng kahihiyan sa pagbabaluktot ng katotohanan tungkol kay Ceeka Garzon ang mga National Democratic Mass organizations at Makabayan Bloc, (mga legal front ng CPP-NPA). Sinasabi nilang “simpleng aktibista” lang daw siya — minsan teacher, minsan artist, minsan IP rights advocate. Pero walang ni isa sa kanila ang makasagot: bakit siya naroroon sa encounter site na may baril at mga notebook na puno ng NPA ED (educational discussion) Pointers? Hindi na nagt

This Holy Week, while Christians reflect on Christ’s suffering, arrest, torture, and crucifixion at the hands of unjust authorities, a different kind of blasphemy is unfolding. Self-proclaimed “Christian” youth groups and known communist front organizations are dragging Jesus Christ into their propaganda machine to defend Charlize “Ceeka” Garzon, who was arrested on March 29, 2026 in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, and identified by authorities as being a member of the New Peop

Dito nagiging sensitibo: hindi ba ito, in a way, nakakabawas sa mga talagang pumasok sa armadong pakikibaka?

This Easter Sunday, Filipinos are reminded of suffering, sacrifice, and resurrection. Yet beyond the rituals and processions, millions continue to carry burdens that seem unrelenting.

Charlize “Ceeka” Garzon, known as “Ka Kaye” inside the movement, was captured by government forces on March 29, 2026, during an armed encounter in Sitio Salafay, Barangay Monteclaro, San Jose, Occidental Mindoro. She is a magna cum laude graduate of De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, where she earned a degree in Arts Management. From the perspective of someone who was once part of the revolutionary movement, Garzon is a victim—but it would be simplistic to claim that it i