Philippine Left's Decline: A Tragedy of Internal Strife and Disconnected Realities
The Philippine Left has declined due to misreading domestic political realities post-Marcos, a bloody internal purge claiming thousands, and deep leadership splits. A former NPA cadre's memoir highlights the movement's tragic 'loss of way' and increasing political marginalization.
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