MANILA, Philippines — Two anti-communist groups have condemned the government of the Netherlands for what they called its “continuous coddling’ of Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) founder Jose Maria Sison, who has been living there in political asylum since 1987.
The two groups — La Liga Independencia Pilipinas and League of Parents of the Philippines — have also asked Dutch authorities on Monday to send the communist leader back to the Philippines to effectively end its decades-long communist insurgency.
The groups said that their request was in line with their advocacy against the communist movement, as the anniversary of CPP, the New People’s Army, and the Natio…
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