Resurgence of Maoist Guerrillas in the Philippines

This chapter explores the resilience of Maoist guerrillas, particularly the New People's Army, amidst government crackdowns and socio-political factors. It highlights the motivations of young recruits who seek change due to societal injustices while examining the evolving strategies and historical context of the movement. Additionally, the chapter discusses the complexities of revolutionary ideals versus political reform in addressing deep-rooted social issues in the Philippines.