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Imperialism in the Philippines

Jose Maria SisonSeries: Sison Reader
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Pages
544
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Intl Network of Philippine Studies

About

The chain of armed power in the Philippines leads to US imperialism. With this understanding, the masses have a strategic hatred for US imperialism as the presiding power. They recognize their domestic exploiters and their armed satellites are subordinated in this hierarchy of power. It is very important for people to understand how through the control of the Philippine military the US and other imperialists are able to maintain the continuing stranglehold on Philippine society through puppets and collaborators among the domestic ruling classes of compradors, landlords and bureaucrat capitalists. Thus, the Filipino people and their revolutionary forces are required to wage the struggle for national and social liberation.

Related Subjects

  • Human Rights
  • Political Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Imperialism
  • Globalization

Extended Details

  • SeriesSison Reader

    Artists

    Jose Maria SisonAuthor
    Julie De LimaAuthor