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Bernabe Buscayno

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197: 185: 152:. In the late 1960s, after Buscayno's mother died of tuberculosis and his seven-year-old sister died of meningitis, his father, unable to support his remaining children, put them up for adoption. Ramos, the landlord, became the patron to the Buscayno family and "when Bernabe was old enough to begin his schooling, he and his brother Jose were sent to the landowner’s house in 250:, guilty of subversion, murder, and illegal possession of firearms, and sentenced them to death by firing squad. Marcos later commuted their sentence due to international pressure over his government's human rights track record. Throughout the trial, Aquino had said that the military tribunal had no authority over their cases. 274:
but did not win. In that same year, he survived an attempt on his life when he escaped getting shot when two men opened fire at his car, but was injured by shrapnel from a grenade. Two of his companions died while the other two were wounded; Buscayno himself still has three pieces of shrapnel in his
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awarded Buscayno and his family certificates of ownership for their own land. In 2000, Buscayno set up another cooperative, the Tarlac Integrated Agricultural Modernization Cooperative (TIAMC) which seeks to promote the mechanization of farm work, from sowing the seeds to harvest.
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and returned to Capas, where he turned to farming, setting up the People's Livelihood Foundation-Tarlac Integrated Livelihood Cooperative (PILF-TILCO) in 1988. The cooperative was intended to help end the poverty of the peasants. However,
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From a group composed of about 35 members with only 10 rifles among them, the NPA grew up to about 26,000 members in its peak in the 1980s and spread throughout the Philippines, challenging the
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On February 6, 1998, Buscayno's 30-year-old son Reynaldo accidentally shot himself while playing with his gun during a drinking session with his brother Red in Capas. In 1999, the
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ordered the release of hundreds of political detainees. Buscayno was one of those released. In 1987, Buscayno, together with a few other leftist leaders, formed the
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years. Buscayno was finally captured in September 1976 at age 32 during what was called "Operation Scorpio". He had been a revolutionary for about 16 years.
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Bernabe Buscayno was one of eight children born to impoverished tenant farmers under a local landlord named Jose Ramos in Sitio Mangga, Talimundoc,
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was already a full-time revolutionary. At 23, he became district commander in the outfit of Faustino del Mundo, and was also called "
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Mayor Benedicto Tapnio Dayrit was assassinated by the alleged men of Huk Commander Sumulong (Buscayno).
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On November 25, 1977, Military Commission No. 2 found him along with his two co-accused,
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Inside the Philippine Revolution: The New People's Army and its Struggle for Power.
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erupted in 1991, severely ruining vast tracts of land in Luzon including
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In 1988, Buscayno's life as a rebel was adapted into a film called
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by Fabio Scarpello, March 26, 2007 (accessed November 13, 2007).
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on December 26, 1968. Buscayno's group officially became the
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Analysts: No End in Sight for Philippines' Communist Revolt
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Kamisky, Arnold P.; Long, Roger D. (September 13, 2016).
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at age 17, where he was given the code name "Dante".
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Index

Kumander Dante (film)
Capas, Tarlac
Communist Party of the Philippines
Partido ng Bayan
New People's Army
New People's Army rebellion
New People's Army
Communist Party of the Philippines
Capas, Tarlac
Quezon City
Cubao
Angeles
Pampanga
Huks
Communist Party of the Philippines

Magalang

Jose Maria Sison
Communist Party of the Philippines
New People's Army
Marcos
Martial Law
Ninoy Aquino
Victor Corpus
EDSA Revolution
Corazon Aquino
senator
Manila
Mount Pinatubo

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