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MESSAGE TO SOLIDARITY OF PEASANTS AGAINST EXPLOITATION-
ALYANSA/ORGANISASYON NG MAGBUBUKID NG ILOCOS


By Prof. Jose Maria Sison
Chairperson
International League of Peoples' Struggle
October 27, 2008

On behalf of the International League of Peoples' Struggle and on my personal account as an Ilocano, I convey warmest greetings of solidarity to all officers, members and supporters of Solidarity of Peasants Against Exploitation (STOP-EX)-Alyansa/Organisasyon ng Magbubukid ng Ilocos on the occasion of its 25th founding anniversary and general congress.

I congratulate you for all your accumulated and recent achievements in efforts to arouse, organize and mobilize the peasant masses in the Ilocos region for the purpose of upholding their democratic rights, achieving genuine land reform and improving their lives in an all-rounded way. I am happy to join you in celebrating the achievements. I am eager to read the first issue of your official publication which chronicles your achievements and reports on the issues and activities of the peasant masses in the Ilocos region.

I hope that your congress will open the way to a new and higher level of achievements by summing up and analyzing your experience, drawing lessons from both positive and negative experiences and setting forth the tasks and methods for advancing. May you score greater victories in your service to the peasants masses of the Ilocos region in their struggle for national freedom, democracy, social justice, development and just peace.

Long live STOP-EX!
Long live the peasant masses of the Ilocos region!
Long live the Filipino people!


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