Former CPP-NPA-NDF rebel and cadre Jeffrey 'Ka Eric' Celiz (PNA file photo) MANILA - A former cadre of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) on Wednesday said he has "direct personal knowledge" about Kontra Daya convenor Danilo Arao's link with the communist terrorist group (CTG) "Proof of my claims that Danilo Arao and the leaders and core operatives of Kontra Daya are CPP-NPA-NDF urban operators? And that CPP-NPA-NDF created Kontra Daya? I have direct personal knowledge about Danilo Arao's involvement with the CPP-NPA-NDF as among the local communist terrorists' urban operatives," said Jeffrey 'Ka Eric' Celiz in a statement. Celiz, the current secretary-general of a national organization of former rebels dubbed Sentrong Alyansa Ng Mga Mamamayan Para Sa Bayan (Sambayanan), said he personally met Arao with other CPP-NPA-NDF urban operatives in a resort in Laguna during a five-
(Photo courtesy of Kontra Daya Facebook) MANILA - Election watchdog Kontra Daya is made up of active urban operators and infiltrators of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF), a former cadre of the communist terrorist groups said on Monday. In a statement, Jeffrey "Ka Eric" Celiz claimed that the "Kontra Daya group is known among former rebels, cadres, and organizers of the CPP-NPA-NDF" as "nothing but a special project of the communist terrorists' urban operators and infiltrators". Celiz identified one of the core leaders as Danilo Arao, a University of the Philippines professor and who identifies himself as a journalist connected with Media Asia, Kontra Daya, Bulatlat, Pinoy Weekly, and Kodao Productions. Arao, Kontra Daya convenor, said the recent polls are the worst in automated election history. "Kung may mas mababa pa na grado sa singko, 'yun ang ibibigay ko sa Comelec (Commi
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