Read more about the article STATEMENT: NDFP explains why it won’t acknowledge receipt of the GRP’s formal notice of cancellation of JASIG
National Democratic Front spokesman Fidel Agcaoili meets reporters after the forum on the GPH-NDF peace process organized by the Ateneo de Davao University on Wednesday. Beside him is ADDU President Fr. Joel Tabora, SJ. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

STATEMENT: NDFP explains why it won’t acknowledge receipt of the GRP’s formal notice of cancellation of JASIG

For all of the above reasons, the NDFP cannot as yet acknowledge receipt of the 07 February 2017 email letter of Sec. Dureza. The NDFP cannot be a party to an unjust, unreasonable and improper termination of the JASIG. The GRP bears full responsibility for its unilateral decision to terminate the effectivity of the JASIG and in effect the peace negotiations.

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Read more about the article REBEL RETURNEE
Ka Junie, a rebel returnee, appears during the AFP-PNP press conference on Wednesday, Feb 8, 2017 at the Davao City Police Office. Ka Junie says he joined New People's Army for seven months. The Army says Ka Junie is the seventh rebel returnee from Davao Region. (Photo by Marlo Joshua Brua)

REBEL RETURNEE

Ka Junie, a rebel returnee appears during the AFP-PNP press conference on Wednesday, Feb 8, 2017 at the Davao City Police Office. Ka Junie says he joined New People's Army for seven months. The Army says Ka Junie is the seventh rebel returnee from Davao Region. (Photo by Marlo Joshua Brua)

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Read more about the article STATEMENT: Now more than ever, resume the peace talks!
A close contact between the government and the National Democratic Front prior to the third round of peace talks on January next year is important for the success of the negotiations, an official of the Royal Norwegian Government said. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano/davaotoday.com)

STATEMENT: Now more than ever, resume the peace talks!

Negotiations should not be bogged down by accusations and counter-accusations.

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