Analysis: Arroyo’s ‘Silent War’ Vs the Left
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First of three parts
In the long-drawn war against the Marxist guerrillas where force takes the lead, the country’s security forces have had a reproachable record in human rights threatening even legitimate political dissent, the peaceful advocacy of radical reform and, now, the use of the legislature to push for patriotic and progressive legislation. (By Bobby Tuazon/Bulatlat)
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Second of three parts
The deliberate use of terror is “a legitimate and highly effective tactical tool of unconventional warfare.” This unconventional warfare is designated as a “national policy” with the military assigned the primary responsibility in “the conduct of punitive operations” backed by police, paramilitary and civilian agencies. (By Bobby Tuazon/Bulatlat)
What Drives Arroyo’s “Silent War”?
Last of three parts
The issue of political murders is tied to the issue of regime survival. (By Bobby Tuazon/Bulatlat)
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