DENOUNCING INSURGENCY. Former members of New People's Army front organizations burn rebel flags outside the People's Center and Library in Tacloban City on Friday (Dec. 10, 2021). At least 152 formally disaffiliated fromcommunist terrorist groups. (PNA photo by Sarwell Meniano) TACLOBAN CITY - At least 152 members of New People's Army (NPA) front organizations here formally turned away from the communist terrorist group on Friday. In a ceremony at the People's Center and Library here, NPA-affiliate group members pledged their loyalty to the government and joined the Metro Tacloban Integrated Peace and Development Workers Federation. Of the 152 surrenderers, 42 were formerly from Kadamay, 36 Katrabaho, and 26 from Gabriela. The rest belonged to Sagupa, Masanag, Bayan Muna, and Anakpawis. The groups are affiliates of Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), a group linked with the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) - NPA. KMU-Tacloban chair Roy Perez, who has four children, abandon
DENOUNCING INSURGENCY. Former members of New People's Army front organizations burn rebel flags outside the People's Center and Library in Tacloban City on Friday (Dec. 10, 2021). At least 152 formally disaffiliated fromcommunist terrorist groups. (PNA photo by Sarwell Meniano) TACLOBAN CITY - At least 152 members of New People's Army (NPA) front organizations here formally turned away from the communist terrorist group on Friday. In a ceremony at the People's Center and Library here, NPA-affiliate group members pledged their loyalty to the government and joined the Metro Tacloban Integrated Peace and Development Workers Federation. Of the 152 surrenderers, 42 were formerly from Kadamay, 36 Katrabaho, and 26 from Gabriela. The rest belonged to Sagupa, Masanag, Bayan Muna, and Anakpawis. The groups are affiliates of Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU), a group linked with the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) - NPA. KMU-Tacloban chair Roy Perez, who has four children, abandon