Topic: Netherlands

“The broad united front promoted by the CPP against the Duterte tyranny is open to all patriotic forces,” Sison said in an online interview from his base in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

“Duterte is really crazy,” Sison said in an online interview from his base in Utrecht, The Netherlands on Tuesday

Angelica is a British university graduate of Colombian parentage who is already a longtime development worker in Africa and is currently logistician of Doctors Without Borders.

Communist Party of the Philippines founding chairman Jose Maria “Joma” Sison on Wednesday refused to say sorry for saying President Rodrigo Duterte was in a comatose state.

Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) founding chairman Jose Maria “Joma” Sison described President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday as a “cowardly gangster —a crazy guy in power.”

“Duterte is a brutal guy who likes to intimidate people and impress people that he is a strongman. He’s very capable of violence,” the Netherlands-based Sison said in a Skype interview with ABS-CBN News’ Christian Esguerra

According to Filipino doctors, his frequent and prolonged use of such pain killers can damage the kidney and necessitate dialysis which Duterte is known to undergo. Fentanyl can damage not only the kidney but also the brain. Thus, the rambling statements and rants are delusional and often involve self-contradictions, outright lies and extreme exaggerations.

Communist Party of the Philippines founding chairman Jose Maria Sison on Tuesday said he was pleased to know that President Rodrigo Duterte is alive so he can still be held accountable for his crimes and be tried by the international court.

With regard to the report that Duterte was comatose in the afternoon or evening of Sunday, August 19, I never claimed it to be certainly true but I cautioned the readers of my Facebook Timeline that the report is subject to verification or negation by the public appearance of Duterte and by credible medical bulletin.

“Duterte never gets tired of repetitively terminating the GRP-NDFP peace negotiations,” said Jose Maria Sison, National Democratic Front of the Philippines chief political adviser, in a statement.