What does CPP stand for?

Communist Party of the Philippines

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Communist Party of the Philippines and its armed wing, the NPA, have waged a Maoist campaign to seize power for 40 years.

3,000 killed in Philippine insurgency: military

Nieves Confesor, former labour secretary and now chief negotiator of the Philippines government did not meet her counterpart, the communist National Democratic Front (NDF) which represents the 40-year old Communist Party of the Philippines and its military arm, the New People's Army, said spokesman Ben Cal.

Chief negotiator does not leave for Oslo peace talks with leftists

Byline: Al Jacinto MANILA: The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) said yesterday they expect more people to join the decades-old insurgency movement as they suffer "terrible" hardships brought about by the global financial crisis.

Maoists expect more members amid hardships

In a statement, the New People's Army, the military wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), said it would "carry out more and more punitive actions in response to the people's demands to stop the unbridled rapacious and destructive operations of big foreign mining companies".

Philippines rebels warn off foreign firms after raid on Xstrata mine

Hermogenes Esperon said communist rebels have infiltrated left-wing groups, which he claims are fronts for the underground Communist Party of the Philippines.

Philippine general wants troops back in Manila slums despite protests

In a 52-page document filed before a court in Manila's Makati financial district, Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco said the left-wing legislators and self-exiled Communist Party of the Philippines founder Jose Maria Sison had "established a tactical alliance" with Honasan and the military officers.

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Walden Bello, a prominent activist in the global justice movement and frequent contributor to the NI, has been included on a hitlist issued by the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its paramilitary wing, the New People's Army.

Death threat to global justice activists

Spokesman Ben Cal said the NDF, which represents the Communist Party of the Philippines and its 5,200-member armed wing, had insisted Manila dismiss criminal charges against certain rebel leaders and release others from jail.

Philippine govt says talks with communists on hold