The Rise of Maoism in the Philippines

This chapter examines the history and development of the Communist Party of the Philippines and its affiliated movements, emphasizing guerrilla tactics and socio-economic struggles. It traces the party's evolution from its formation in the early 1900s through significant political shifts, including martial law under Ferdinand Marcos. The discussion contextualizes the persistent impact of colonialism and imperialism on Filipino society, highlighting the ongoing fight for democracy and justice.