in the philippines, attempted takeovers by communist rebels\nwere stopped by muslim insurgents.\nare still…

in the philippines, attempted takeovers by communist rebels\nwere stopped by muslim insurgents.\nare still an ongoing problem today.\nended after a democracy was established.\nstarted even before independence.

in the philippines, attempted takeovers by communist rebels\nwere stopped by muslim insurgents.\nare still an ongoing problem today.\nended after a democracy was established.\nstarted even before independence.

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The Communist Party of the Philippines - New People's Army (CPP - NPA) insurgency started in the late 1960s (after the Philippines gained independence in 1946). It has not been completely resolved and is still an ongoing issue in the Philippines. Muslim insurgents (e.g., Moro Islamic Liberation Front) have their own separatist movements which are different from the Communist rebel attempts. Democracy was established in the Philippines (after the Marcos dictatorship ended in 1986), but the Communist insurgency has continued.

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are still an ongoing problem today.