MANILA, Philippines --- There is no need for the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) to cancel its own ceasefire declaration after it received copies of the written ceasefire orders from the government, exiled communist leader Jose Maria Sison said Friday. Sison, who is on self-exile in The Netherlands, earlier threatened to pull out its stand-down order to the communist rebels if the government won't immediately present its written ceasefire orders. "At this point in time, there is no more problem with continuing the CPP ceasefire order to the NPA. Secretary Bello forwarded copies of the SOMO (Suspension of Offensive Military Operations)and SOPO (Suspension of Offensive Polic...
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