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Duterte moves to avoid peace
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MANILA (UCAN): An upsurge in violence around The Philippines is anticipated following a decision by the president, Rodrigo Duterte, to formally declare a termination of peace negotiations with the National Democratic Front and the Communist Party. |
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Warning party politics and religion don’t mix
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Communist Party reiterates ban on religious belief
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BEIJING (SE): A series of articles published in the Global Times during July is reiterating the perpetual warning to members of the Communist Party that religious belief is blacklisted, as it poses a danger to the purity of Marxist atheism and can derail party direction and functionality. |
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The downside of corruption purges
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BEIJING (AsiaNews): They drown themselves in rivers; drink poison; jump from bridges or the upper floors of their offices. A rising number of worried bureaucrats from the Chinese Communist Party are choosing to take their own lives rather than face a corruption investigation. This has proved to be an unwanted by-product of the anti-corruption campaign launched by the current president, Xi Jinping. |
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