In an interview, Mr. Pun, the Maoist leader, said the attacks his party organized this month were in protest against leaders like Mr. Dahal, who led the Maoist insurgency.
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The incident area is one where Maoist rebels typically operate.
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Maoist ideology plays no visible role in the monolith movement.
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True, some inmates considered themselves Black Panthers or Maoist revolutionaries.
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Duterte, however, said they were to go after Maoist rebels.
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Chhattisgarh State has had a number of deadly Maoist attacks.
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Mr Bo sought to ride Maoist dog-whistles all the way to the top of the leadership; Mr Xi has kept him in prison since 2012—a thoroughly Maoist approach to treating a political rival.
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The prime minister has variously been a Baathist, Maoist and Islamist.
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The level of Maoist violence, however, has fallen in recent years.
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He has ordered party members to brush up on Maoist ideology.
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Maoist-leaning National Democratic Front, sending negotiators to Oslo in a
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Mr Xi has no truck with Maoist ideas about permanent revolution.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in the Maoist rebellion.
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It happened in Stalinist Russia, and it happened in Maoist China.
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Island (including Nelson Mandela); and finally to Maoist China, where "Shashibiya"
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He deftly supported Beijing's nascent transformation away from Maoist central planning.
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The police say the scholars are part of a Maoist conspiracy.
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Stalinist Russia and Maoist China didn't evolve out of social democracies.
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As with Maoist China, emigration from the Soviet Union had been minimal.
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Instead, they have pursued the theory of a leftist—specifically Maoist—conspiracy.
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FOR a moment it seemed China was reverting to Maoist economic management.
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It has also been the hotbed of a decades-long Maoist insurgency.
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In Chongqing, choirs were singing "red songs" and banners praised Maoist values.
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Maoist spokesman Sharma said the party was not considering leaving the coalition yet.
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Though he had declared himself a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist, he now preached reconciliation.
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The military says a few thousand Maoist insurgents are continuing to wage the insurgency.
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With echoes of Maoist China, a national "learn from Davao" movement is under way.
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Robert Bauer, Anita Dunn's husband, chief counsel to the president, is an avowed Maoist.
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It also briefly shut down Utopia, a popular Maoist news site and messaging board.
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The area in which the incident occurred is one where Maoist rebels typically operate.
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India's homegrown threats, meanwhile, range from armed Christian separatists in Assam to Maoist rebels.
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She approvingly cited a source who called the new feminism "Maoist," without explaining how.
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He had led a decade-long Maoist civil war that ended two years earlier.
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Some lament that China under Mr. Xi is returning ideologically to the Maoist era.
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Now he burnished his Maoist credentials by playing revolutionary ballads to workers in factories.
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More than 2,100 civilians in India have been killed in the Maoist insurgency since 2010.
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Thinkers who suffered in the Mao era express horror at the revival of Maoist slogans.
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First, Maoist planning left it more dependent on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) than other areas.
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He has angered Maoist hardliners by arguing that Stalin cornered Mao into entering the hostilities.
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CEMAGI, Bali — It was the Maoist insurgents who drove Chino and Elizabeth Roncoroni to Bali.
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However, it is important to remember that photographic manipulation is not unique to Maoist China.
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His slide began after he led the Maoist party to its surprise victory in 2008.
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Examining revolutionary movements across five continents, this history emphasizes the global reach of Maoist ideology.
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Indian Maoist -- or Naxalite -- groups have been active in the country since the 1960s, but the modern insurgency did not begin until the early 1883s with the emergence of the Communist Party of India (Maoist) and its armed wing, the People's Liberation Guerrilla Army.
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Indian Maoist -- or Naxalite -- groups have been active in the country since the 1960s, but the modern insurgency did not begin until the early 2000s with the emergence of the Communist Party of India (Maoist) and its armed wing, the People's Liberation Guerrilla Army.
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After all, in Maoist times those accused of capitalist tendencies lost property and even their lives.
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Liberals believe that Deng enjoyed public backing because he symbolised a break with failed Maoist policies.
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First, Maoist planning left it more dependent on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) than other areas are.
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Our generics will be far cheaper than those produced by the Peoples Republic of Maoist-Taoists.
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China, during the 1960s, courted U.S. Maoist-inspired groups, including the Revolutionary Union, that embraced militancy.
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The letter accused censors of using tactics reminiscent of Maoist times to silence and smear critics.
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And the skill is in telling a story that doesn't just become Maoist propaganda or whatever.
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She said Nepal's political leadership, including the Maoist party, had no interest in settling past grievances.
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"Trump opposes globalization, and so should China," said one article on Utopia, a popular Maoist website.
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Two years later, Maoist guerrillas shot up Deuba's convoy in west Nepal, but he escaped unhurt.
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The attack took place in a remote forested area that is a traditional Maoist rebel stronghold.
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China's Communist Party can no longer rely on Marxist or Maoist ideology to bind its citizenry.
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Some who held Maoist politics thought Basement should go even further and become a revolutionary organization.
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The Maoist insurgents, also known as Naxals, have battled a number of state governments for decades.
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It is often assumed that the limitation to a single child was an act of Maoist despotism.
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Frase recalls working with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization, a post-Maoist group, while in high school.
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The government has accused the activists of wanting to cultivate opium poppies and of propagating Maoist revolution.
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For years the authorities have conflated the campaign for tribal rights with India's long-running Maoist insurgency.
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Meanwhile, Rodrigo Duterte, the country's fiery president, said he was calling off peace talks with Maoist rebels.
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Are these, in the old Maoist phrase, just paper tigers or could they become real ones again?
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"The Maoist ideal about a fairer society... was actually closer to the US Democrats' values," he added.
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" In multiple posts in January 303, Clovis refers to President Obama as "a Maoist" and "anti-colonist.
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While in central and east India, Maoist extremist groups frequently attack local police, paramilitary and government officials.
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In March, 12 officers died in a suspected Maoist attack on another convoy in the same district.
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A Maoist insurgency has been active for years in India's tribal belt, which includes parts of Chhattisgarh.
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The Maoist rebels in the region, known as Naxalites, often single out government road projects for attack.
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"This made us unable to continue to work with him," Maoist chief Prachanda, said in parliament on Friday.
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The original is located in Ya'nan, a city in Shaanxi province considered the birthplace of the Maoist revolution.
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Loosely speaking, you could call the film an oral history of Lei's mother growing up in Maoist China.
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There were riots by sympathizers to the radical Maoist leadership during the Cultural Revolution half a century ago.
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Shrestha said the main opposition Nepali Congress party had offered to support Maoist leader Prachanda to replace Oli.
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In tacit recognition of the leftists' appeal, especially to society's underdogs, Mr Xi himself uses strikingly Maoist rhetoric.
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Two of the ministers were recommended by Maoist rebel leaders who were still talking peace with the government.
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Cultural "re-education" sounds Maoist, but helping staff to cope with students from different backgrounds is common sense.
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FIFTY years ago the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, as it was officially known, plunged China into Maoist madness.
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The lawyers said they were followed, had objects thrown into their home, and accused of helping Maoist rebels.
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I'm not interested in seeing these #MeToo castoffs engage in Maoist struggle sessions to purge their patriarchal impulses.
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The true story of China's recovery from Maoist ruin was written by hundreds of millions of individual Chinese.
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Neglect by the authorities and a Maoist insurgency in the country's central tribal belt have exacerbated their plight.
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On April 18, a polling supervisor was gunned down by alleged Maoist militants in the eastern state of Odisha.
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Mr Xi criticises historians who portray the party's rule as divided into a Maoist era and a Dengist one.
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Deuba was supported by the Maoist Centre party of his former foe and predecessor Prachanda, and other smaller groups.
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Mao emphasised the supreme importance of being "red"—that is, imbued with Maoist fervour—over that of being "expert".
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Under Maoist madness, farmers were corralled into "people's communes" where they toiled in abject poverty and sometimes extreme hunger.
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The Maoist-inspired Shining Path largely ended its armed rebellion in the 1990s on orders from the group's leaders.
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But Maoist websites and conservative party scholars have long abhorred Yanhuang Chunqiu and have been celebrating its possible demise.
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The Maoist revolution is interesting because it was—unlike, say, the Russian Revolution—an entirely grassroots-up mass movement.
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Local Maoist radicals seized on that moment to try to bring the Cultural Revolution to Hong Kong — with terrorism.
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Back then, the authorities detained dozens of Maoist activists for half a year without charges at a special prison.
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Titled "Practice Is the Sole Criterion for Judging Truth," it was meant as a subtle critique of Maoist ideology.
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The army was waging a brutal counterinsurgency campaign against the Maoist rebels known as Sendero Luminoso, or the Shining Path.
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Nanjie is China's last Maoist village—a stubborn holdout against the growing capitalism of urban areas like Beijing and Shanghai.
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And Maoist China, thanks to Nixon's opening, would indeed join the international community—proving a worthy partner against the USSR.
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Security forces killed at least 37 Maoist militants last year in Gadchiroli, the same district where Wednesday's attack took place.
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He is credited with restoring economic stability and with defeating the Maoist Shining Path guerrillas, who carried out terrorist attacks.
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Eventually he learned that his upper-caste Maoist comrades had all along been uncomfortable at being led by an untouchable.
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But the surge in Maoist sentiment and distrust of the status quo points to the complex risks facing Chinese leaders.
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After Mao's death, Deng tried to create a leadership of equals in order to push China away from Maoist caprices.
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"The prime minister became ego-centric and self-centered, refusing to listen," Maoist chief Prachanda, said in parliament on Friday.
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Its continuum of orthodoxy slides between animism, Taoism, Maoist atheism and the quasi capitalism of its favorite son, Deng Xiaoping.
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During the Maoist era, various reformation campaigns petered out as both detainees and their overseers suffered from hunger and exhaustion.
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Most tourists to North Korea are Chinese, for whom the country is a sort of nostalgic throwback to Maoist days.
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Some students, inspired by Maoist ideas about the need for intellectuals to leave the ivory tower, took jobs in factories.
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In other words, the neo-Maoist Communist Chinese and the neo-Soviet Russian dictatorships are America's all-but-proclaimed enemies.
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With 40 children, the orphanage was overextended, and Peru's Maoist rebels, the Shining Path, were staging massacres in nearby cities.
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Mr. Dahal, a former Maoist rebel leader who was prime minister from August 2008 to May 2009, has promised to address Madhesi demands, though he hailed the passage of the Constitution in its current form last fall as "a victory of the dreams of the thousands of martyrs and disappeared fighters" of the Maoist insurgency.
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At the peak of the Maoist rebellion, there were 25,000 NPA fighters but its strength has fallen to about 3,000 members.
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A truth and reconciliation commission issued a report in 2003, apportioning guilt roughly evenly between the government and the Maoist rebels.
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BHUBANESWAR (Reuters) - Maoist rebels on Saturday ambushed a paramilitary patrol in India's eastern Chhattisgarh state, killing 11 policemen, regional police said.
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He has now terminated intermittent peace talks with the Maoist-led rebels and considers them terrorists because hostilities continued during negotiations.
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It was, says Ms Lovell, a "core text" for thousands of Indians who joined a Maoist insurgency there that still simmers.
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His supporters say he saved Peru from hyperinflation and Maoist terrorism and set it on the path of sustained economic growth.
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In the courtyard, followers read poems or gathered around Liu Yiran, a celebrated playwright and director of Maoist-themed television shows.
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In May Maoist websites in China published photographs of a meeting of Mao-lovers in Xi'an, the capital of Shaanxi province.
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Groups of Red Guards (Maoist youth gangs) took over the Confucian temple there, a great national treasure, and smashed it up.
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One group is active in working for human rights in Chhattisgarh, where the government has battled a Maoist insurgency for decades.
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Maoist fighters forced millions of people into the countryside in an orgy of violence that left an estimated two million dead.
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They understood the Maoist notion that the people are the water, and the soldiers must live among them as the fish.
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China's politics became more oppressive, as President Xi Jinping cracked down on dissent and nurtured a Maoist-style cult of personality.
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"We have registered a vote of no-confidence against the prime minister," Pampha Bhusal, spokeswoman for the Maoist party, told Reuters.
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No one in the US outside of the Revolutionary Communist Party USA thinks that Maoist China was a well-run country.
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A splinter political party led by Maoist militants had threatened to derail the elections by planting land mines and targeting civilians.
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A result, during the Maoist era, was some of the most terrible crimes of the Cold War, in which millions died.
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Maoist chief Prachanda, who goes by just one name, said the outgoing administration failed to address grievances of the plains people.
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The Philippines has been fighting twin insurgencies from Maoist-led rebels and Muslim separatists in the south for nearly 50 years.
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For Mr Liu, the Maoist anthem of the 1960s may arouse memories more vivid than those he has of his immediate past.
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She discusses Maoist thought semi-weekly in a rented home next to the plaza and organizes followers who distribute thousands of pamphlets.
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The remaining vestiges of Maoist control are deeply unfair and hold back the country's economic development at a time of slowing growth.
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In an interview, Professor Meyskens discussed his blog, stereotyped views of the Maoist era and whether Mao Zedong's rule really was totalitarian.
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A decade-long insurgency led by Maoist rebels left more than 17,000 people dead before a 2006 peace deal ushered in democracy.
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But now President Xi Jinping seems to be intensifying repression again — against ethnic minorities, intellectuals, lawyers, Christians, labor activists, even Maoist students.
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Oli, a moderate Communist, led a coalition with former Maoist rebels to a shock victory in national elections about two years ago.
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In 2016, the Indian police killed 24 Maoist rebels, including seven women, in the state of Orissa in the neighboring Malkangri district.
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"In the Maoist era, people would be called before a mass public rally and made to confess for their crimes," said Minzer.
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According to India's Ministry of Home Affairs, 90 districts across 11 states are currently affected by some form of Naxal or Maoist militancy.
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Some years later, as a teenage Maoist, I regarded these bloated houses and their enormous parks as emblematic of pre-capitalist injustice, etc.
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Some of it reveals distinctive features of the Maoist society, such as the process of ideological coercion and the savagery of mob violence.
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It also gave him enough standing in the party, when times were calmer, to barrack other leaders continually to leave Maoist methods alone.
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Mr García could not curb either the terrorism of the Shining Path Maoist guerrillas or the abuses of the army in repressing it.
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Drive past a police checkpoint a few miles away and you are in territory loyal to "the guys", a euphemism for Maoist guerrillas.
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Fertile ground From 2010 to 2015, Maoist rebels killed around 2,100 civilians and 800 security force personnel in India, according to official figures.
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Nepal's last monarch King Gyanendra called him incompetent and fired him in 2002 for failing to contain a Maoist insurgency and hold elections.
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Some voters still support the elder Fujimori, however, and say measures like shutting Congress were necessary to end the Maoist Shining Path insurgency.
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At the same time, he has flouted the party's ban on personality cults, introduced in 1982 to prevent another episode of Maoist madness.
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" Badiou is also a Maoist of May '68 vintage, an ontologist who uses set theory, and an advocate for a resurrection of "communism.
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My mother was no Maoist, but she was born into Nazi Germany and wanted me to know what was going on around me.
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The paintings are especially interesting, because everyone knows Maoist propaganda, but there's also quite a bit of art which is much less didactic.
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In 1958, local officials eager to demonstrate their fervor for Maoist class struggle presented Liu Wencai as the prototype of the exploiting landlord.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepal's Parliament on Wednesday elected a Maoist and former rebel chief to lead the Himalayan nation's coalition government as prime minister.
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In more than 100 novels and short stories, she wrote of India's tribal communities and Maoist rebels, prostitutes and nomads, beggars and laborers.
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Though they identify as Maoists, the activists are decidedly nonviolent, unlike Maoist rebels in countries like Nepal and India who embrace violent revolution.
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He will lead a coalition government with the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist-Center), whose leader, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, was previously prime minister.
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Mr. Mahara, a former Maoist rebel leader who served as a government minister multiple times, has been an important leader in Nepalese politics.
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A recent dispute between the poor Himalayan nation's Maoist-led government and the head of the supreme court had threatened to derail voting.
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Military rule should be extended in Mindanao given threats from Maoist guerrillas, Islamist militants and separatist groups, Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said.
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Two large political groups pushing for Mr. Oli's removal, the Nepali Congress party and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Center), complained that he had failed to resolve disputes over the country's new Constitution, to jump-start the stalled reconstruction process or to resolve cases dating back to the government's decade-long conflict with Maoist rebels, which ended in 2006.
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In April 2017, 25 police officers were killed and six others injured when hundreds of suspected Maoist rebels attacked a convoy in central India.
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The Tazara railway line, built by Maoist China in the 1970s to connect the two countries, is another link that has fallen into disrepair.
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Spanish-speaking city-dwellers associated the migrants with the Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla group, even though it wanted to stamp out native languages.
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Maoist Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as Prachanda, who was sworn in earlier this month, has vowed to implement the 2015 constitution.
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Sukma, India (CNN)In central India, locals find themselves trapped in the middle of a decades-long conflict between Maoist rebels and the government.
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Shyam Sundar, son-in-law of jailed Maoist leader Vijay Arya, said the security forces' heavy-handed tactics drive youths to join the rebels.
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By his own account, he started doing cartoon tracts because he was told that Maoist Communists had found this a useful mode of propaganda.
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" August 2012 on Serious Civics: Clovis hosted an entire episode of his show on Obama's background, making the argument that Obama is a "Maoist.
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Plenty of Kurds are also wary of the PKK, both because of its vaguely Maoist ideology and its violent intolerance of rival Kurdish groups.
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The NDF, the political arm of the Maoist guerrillas, said it regretted the unilateral cancellation of talks on such vital social and economic reforms.
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Nepal has been embroiled in political instability since a decade-long Maoist conflict ended in 2006 and the monarchy was abolished two years later.
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In recent days, official presses have been rolling out copies of an obscure Maoist text: "Work Method of Party Committees", first published in 1949.
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Many Indians today are still wary that religious separatists and Maoist extremists continue to threaten India's unity, and that they have supporters among students.
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A young woman named Rakhi from one of West Bengal's numerous underdeveloped villages joins a Maoist insurgency after her family slides suddenly into penury.
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Those arrests came at a time when the authorities were cracking down on people they called Maoist sympathizers, supporters of the journalists have said.
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In "La Chinoise" — presciently released in 1967, a year before the student protests — she played a student revolutionary in Paris struggling with Maoist philosophy.
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In 9, an insurgency led by Maoist sympathizers ended after rebels agreed to a peace agreement and the country transitioned from monarchy to democracy.
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But years of rampant state mismanagement and booming in-migration from the countryside, particularly during the Maoist insurgency, have massively overextended its pipeline network.
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"In this area, the Maoist rebels' presence is too much," Raman Singh, the chief minister of Chhattisgarh, told reporters in Raipur, the state capital.
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A leader of a pro-monarchy group from Pakhu in Nepal said local Maoist groups had burnt his house down because of his political views.
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Trapped According to the New Delhi-based Institute for Conflict Management (ICM), Maoist groups are currently active in 1003 districts of 13 states across India.
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For three years, Prasad was a fighter with India's Maoist insurgency that claims to fight for the rights of poor farmers and landless indigenous people.
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Party officials said Maoist chief Prachanda will take over from Oli as prime minister before his five year term expired under a power sharing deal.
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The Third Front was Maoist China's largest industrial project, bigger than the two nearest competitors — the First Five-Year Plan and Great Leap Forward — combined.
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The report repeatedly conflated different forms of socialism, mixing together the autocratic policies of states like the Soviet Union and Maoist China with democratic socialism.
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" According to the Indian Ministry of Home Affairs, the CPI (Maoist) "aims to overthrow the existing democratic state structure with violence as their primary weapon.
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There are also some unexpected dance sequences, too, with performers sliding down chutes on the factory floor, that have the feel of a Maoist pageant.
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Marxist-Leninism (albeit in the unique capitalist-Maoist form) still propels China, the world's surging hyperpower, even as that same ideology ruins Cuba and Venezuela.
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In 1963 she was promoted to Communist Party secretary of the philosophy department, which was turning out teachers and theorists trained in Marxist-Maoist doctrine.
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"There would have been no protests, no arrests and no acts of nationwide solidarity from students and Maoist groups across the country," Mr. Crothall said.
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Wary that the decadeslong Maoist insurgency could spoil the festivities, Duterte ordered the military and police to halt their offensive against the rebels from Dec.
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She referred to some of the movement's methods as Stalinist, singling out the British writer Juliet Mitchell's relation of Maoist practice to the consciousness-raising session.
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In rapid succession during April and May 1975, Cambodia fell to the Maoist Khmer Rouge, Saigon to the North Vietnamese army and Laos to communist insurgents.
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Da-Bangg's local promoter postponed the show because of a warning against "Indian cultural interventions" issued by the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist), or CPN(M).
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And in 2015, an investigation was launched after security forces were accused of rape in a Maoist-dominated area of Chhattisgarh, according to the Hindustan Times.
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The temple was originally built in the Qing dynasty, moved through the years to different sites, and was destroyed in 1958, during a Maoist political campaign.
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Oli named Ram Bahadur Thapa, a former guerrilla commander of the Maoist party, as the interior minister in charge of law and order, and national administration.
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A number of older people in China collect images, put them online and use them as illustrations for their memoirs or lay histories of Maoist China.
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Maoist rebels have grown in strength in recent times in areas where poor, tribal villagers have come into conflict with mining companies seeking resources for industrialization.
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Activists are caught "between two sets of guns" in the conflict between Maoist combatants and government security forces, Human Rights Watch said in a 143 report.
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Lying more than 500 miles east of New Delhi in the state of Jharkhand, it is home to coal mines, Maoist rebels and land-grabbing gangs.
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The Plebeians are more pro-market, presumably because they consolidated power (and accumulated wealth and privileges) during Deng's overhaul of the Maoist economy in the 1980s.
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A former Maoist and hard-core nationalist, he was one of the peripheral people Mr. Erdogan reached out to after the Gezi Park protests in 2013.
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The standardized practice called Traditional Chinese Medicine does treat menopause, because it was developed as a part of the Maoist government's project of modernizing Chinese medicine.
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She chronicles the horrifying violence that could break out between the police and Maoist rebels, and among local hooligans, hired at election time to intimidate voters.
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Maoist meetings and websites dwell on a clutch of enemies, including the C.I.A. and America in general, genetically modified crops and advocates of privatizing state companies.
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After his dead cousin, a Maoist revolutionary who was killed by the police, appears to him in a dream, Harbart sets up shop as a medium.
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As the country's film industry booms, extras and stars are spotted scrutinizing phone screens between takes while costumed as imperial courtesans, 1930s gangsters or Maoist soldiers.
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When forest rangers locked up Shikharam in June 2006, park authorities were scrambling to curb the poaching that spiked alongside social unrest during the country's Maoist insurgency.
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Many were forced into "cowsheds", makeshift detention centers in which they were forced to perform manual labor and recite Maoist tracts and were regularly subject to beatings.
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Duterte has vowed to buy brand-new military equipment to fight twin Maoist and Muslim rebellions, and no longer accept second-hand weapons from the United States.
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In 2014 this group splintered from the CPN-M, which has a hyphen; both descend from the CPN (Maoist Centre), now a partner in Nepal's coalition government.
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In May, government negotiators canceled a round of formal talks with the Maoist-led rebels in the Netherlands as the guerrillas stepped up attacks in the countryside.
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Facing the alliance is a tight-knit left coalition between the former Maoist rebels and the main opposition Communist UML party, perceived to be closer to China.
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Since taking office in 2012 Mr Xi has been fostering a public image of himself as a staunch defender of the Communist Party and its Maoist traditions.
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The next government, under his nemesis, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, a former Maoist guerrilla widely known as Prachanda ("the fierce one") will be the ninth in eight years.
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Analysts say the nearly two-thirds victory his coalition with Maoist former rebels won in the 275-member parliament gives him the mandate to usher in change.
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He previously served as prime minister in 2008, after a peace treaty was brokered with several established political parties and his Maoist rebels who toppled the monarchy.
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The Philippines, which has been fighting both a Maoist insurgency and a Muslim rebellion for over 50 years, has long had its own problems with domestic terrorism.
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Maoist rebels in the area are waging an armed struggle with the aim of establishing communist rule and securing greater rights for tribal people and the poor.
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Long-running insurgency According to the New Delhi-based Institute for Conflict Management (ICM), Maoist groups are currently active in 156 districts of 13 states across India.
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Sori, who was arrested in 2011 on charges of aiding Maoist rebels in the state, accused the police of torturing and sexually assaulting her while in prison.
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He also once called then-Attorney General Eric Holder a "racist black" and accused then-President Barack Obama of being a "Maoist," CNN's KFile reported in August.
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On August 30th the bank's Communist Party committee summoned its members, including top executives, for a self-criticism session, of the sort common in the Maoist era.
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Enrolling at McGill University in Montreal, he was elected editor of the student newspaper after participating in a coup against what he described as its Maoist management.
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He led the team of Maoist negotiators who cut a deal with the government in 2006 to end the insurgency and bring the Maoists into mainstream politics.
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His intelligence chief conspires to pump VX gas into the cabin of his plane; a mango farmer plants a bomb, hoping to inspire a Marxist-Maoist revolt.
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Nepal emerged from a decade-long Maoist civil war in 2006 and the main group of the former rebels has joined the party that runs the government now.
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Her father, who was president from 1990 to 2000, is credited with restoring economic stability and with defeating the Maoist Shining Path guerrillas, who carried out terrorist attacks.
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Contrast that with the secrecy the Maoist system was able to impose on the Tangshan earthquake of 1976, in which around a quarter of a million people died.
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Sunday's crash is India's worst rail tragedy since the collision of a passenger and a goods train in 2010, which the government blamed on sabotage by Maoist rebels.
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PATNA, India – Police say at least five police officials were killed and two others critically injured when Maoist rebels targeted their vehicle with a bomb in eastern India.
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" He wrote a week later, "We need to make sure we have done everything we can to beat Barack Hussein Obama and his progressive, Maoist, anti-colonialist followers.
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From the 1970s on, Godard dedicated much of his work to Brechtian agitprop, Maoist didacticism, and, later, films in collaboration with his long-time partner Anne-Marie Miéville.
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I met one of these—an expert diver and harpoon-fisher who lived for years as a Maoist revolutionary in order to get inside the anti-war movement.
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Prime Minister Prachanda, a former chief Maoist rebel commander, will discuss energy cooperation, investment and the OBOR program with the Chinese leader, Foreign Minister Prakash Sharan Mahat said.
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In Lankao Zhang's followers say they have heard nothing in response to such petitions, of which several have been sent (and published on Maoist websites) in recent years.
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It was the height of the Maoist-led invasion in Nepal, after the brutal massacre of King Birendra and his family effectively ended the centuries-old Nepalese monarchy.
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Since 2010, Maoist rebels have killed about 2,133 civilians and 800 security force personnel as part of their ongoing conflict with the Indian government, according to official figures.
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The security forces were hit by heavy gunfire from about 500 Maoist rebels hidden in the dense forests they were passing through, CRPF spokesman Siroj Kujur told CNN.
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An ambush by the remnants of the maoist Shining Path rebels in a remote part of the eastern Andes killed three soldiers on the eve of the poll.
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For these workers, the factories provide a comprehensive live/work accommodation that is a paternalistic remnant of the Maoist conception of factories as cradle-to-grave welfare providers.
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She was sometimes criticized for showing some sympathy to Maoist rebels who have operated in India for years and destabilized large parts of the center of the country.
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A 1997 sculptural piece by Lin Tianmiao, consists of a thread-wrapped, child-size, Maoist-era sewing machine onto which a video image of laboring hands is projected.
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But while Mr. Xi has silenced the party's liberal critics, the party has tolerated, even abetted, its hard-left opponents, giving the Maoist populists room to grow stronger.
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Kalder writes, as many have before, about Mao's successful courtship of Western writers and leaders, who kept the Maoist myth alive as his cult descended into barbaric absurdity.
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Never mind that the booth he is in charge of has a total of 76 eligible voters and is in the middle of a jungle infested with Maoist rebels.
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Govinda Acharya, an aide to Prachanda, said the former Maoist rebel commander was ready to meet Madhesi leaders to bring them on board but would not cancel the polls.
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"Reconciliation rather than prosecution is the spirit of the peace agreement," Maoist leader Dinanath Sharma, who was a rebel negotiator during the peace talks, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Peace negotiations between the Philippine government and Maoist rebels started anew on Sunday in Oslo, but without any ceasefire and with both parties warning of continuing violence.
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The president said he could create a new army division to accommodate the Muslim and Maoist rebels, which he said had battle experience and mastery of the local terrain.
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While such rules are important, it is also noteworthy that cultural workers in Maoist China were not always acting out of fear or seeking to comply with party orders.
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Pushpa Kamal Dahal, the leader of the Maoist party, will succeed Mr. Oli as prime minister and then, in nine months, pass the reins to the Nepali Congress leader.
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Together, the former Maoist guerrilla and the tenacious elder statesman kicked off a historic transition to a federal democratic republic, to be enshrined in a highly anticipated new constitution.
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Now they have been accused of being aligned with separatists in Kashmir and aiding India's Maoist rebels, who are waging a longstanding war with the state in central India.
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The Maharashtra government, run by Mr. Modi's B.J.P., responded by criminalizing the protesters and claiming that the strikes were a plot by the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
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In 2015, after Nepal released a new democratic Constitution following a bloody Maoist insurgency and decades of rule by monarchs, India unofficially imposed a monthslong blockade along the border.
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Nepal has suffered from years of political instability since emerging from a decade-long Maoist insurgency that ended in 2006 and the abolition of the monarchy two years later.
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Allison is so excited by China's swift growth that his prose often sounds like a mixture of a Thomas Friedman column and a Maoist propaganda magazine like China Reconstructs.
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To that end his team is happy to harness Maoist rhetoric, nostalgia for a simpler, less materialist China and the public's justifiable pride in the endurance of past hardships.
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In November, Duterte ended intermittent peace talks with Maoist-led rebels, declaring them "terrorists" because hostilities had continued during the talks, and ordering security forces to hunt guerrilla leaders.
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President Xi Jinping has told recent, high-level visitors that China suffered the historic consequence of being an also-ran in those three non-Maoist revolutions (my wording, not his).
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MANILA (Reuters) - Maoist rebels attacked soldiers delivering relief aid to parts of the central Philippines where a typhoon killed at least 32 people, army and disaster officials said on Monday.
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Nepali Prime Minister Prachanda, a former Maoist rebel commander, spoke to Modi over phone last week seeking arrangements for the exchange of Indian cash held in Nepal, his aides said.
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The Maoist insurgents, known as Naxals, have battled the state for decades, saying they are fighting for people left out of a long economic boom in Asia's third-largest economy.
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A Maoist insurrection simmers on the edge of coal country, partly because the benefits have been so unevenly shared between those who exploit coal and those living on the land.
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First, she was an enthusiastic supporter of the Peruvian terrorist group Shining Path, a Maoist organization that has conducted a brutal insurgency killing tens of thousands of people since 1980.
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This did not appear to bother Kochiyama, who joined a delegation to Peru organized by the Maoist Revolutionary Communist Party, which defends the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.
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Mr Xi would not wish its members to take Maoist ideology too literally; after all, as Ms Lovell notes, Mao "possessed a genius" for theories that justified inconsistency and contradiction.
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Emerging from the Maoist era, a little graft gave officials an incentive to do what was needed to support growth, whether in selling state assets or enticing firms to invest.
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A coalition of two ostensibly communist parties, the Unified Marxist Leninists (UML) and the Maoist Centre, looks set to control not just the national government but six of seven provinces.
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Other notable losers include the royalists campaigning for a Hindu state, who took just one FPTP seat, and a splinter Maoist group which let off bombs to disrupt the elections.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Friday he has terminated intermittent peace talks with Maoist-led rebels and would consider them "terrorists" because hostilities had continued during negotiations.
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In many ways Xi has abandoned Deng's model in favor of a more Maoist authoritarianism, removing presidential term limits earlier in 2018 which would theoretically allow him to rule indefinitely.
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Backed by the state, an anti-insurgency militia called Salwa Judum - meaning 'Peace March' or 'Purification March' - began cracking down on the Maoist rebels from 2005 to free up land.
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But as the violence grew more intense in the 1970s and thousands of people died throughout eastern and northern India, police forces began crossing university gates to arrest Maoist radicals.
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"The flag-raising ceremony organized by Mr. Wei Ming-jen and our other Taiwanese compatriots has deep historical significance," reads an article on Utopia, a popular Maoist website in China.
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"Xi Jinping can explore a new mass democracy in his own way, without the chaos, disorder and blood, and without the darkness and negatives," said Zhang Hongliang, a Maoist commentator.
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He broke up the four sprawling, Maoist-era "general departments" of the PLA that had become powerful, highly autonomous and deeply corrupt, said Li from the National University of Singapore.
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During the Cultural Revolution of 1966-76, when sacred sites were razed by Maoist zealots and countless priests and monks were harried to death, the temple became a primary school.
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In some instances, such as the Soviet Union and Maoist China, millions of people lost their lives while national leaders claimed they were building a better life for their people.
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According to Mr. Tsang, local Communist cells started a violent campaign in Hong Kong partly to show loyalty to Mao, but also to avoid becoming targets of a Maoist purge.
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NEW DELHI — Maoist rebels attacked a police patrol in a remote part of eastern India on Monday, leaving at least 25 security officers dead and seven more injured, officials said.
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"The change from the previous dark Maoist suits to a softer toned grey Western-style suit likely aimed to underpin peace, which Kim stressed in his address," the institute said.
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Whatever the quality of the interview, it was conducted on WWE's terms, wholly and explicitly, and that lent Hayes' act of contrition the slight air of a Maoist self-criticism session.
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They work hard, with one guide spending long minutes explaining Maoist China to two youngsters perched on the canary-yellow sofas in a replica of his Oval Office from around 1969.
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Song Yangbiao, a Beijing-based neo-Maoist freelance journalist, told Reuters that this year "the leftists have gone quiet" and with no signs of any major activities to mark the birthday.
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As he prepared to take over in 2012, Mr Xi engaged in a fierce struggle with another leader, Bo Xilai, who had gained huge popularity partly thanks to his Maoist rhetoric.
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It's the kind of rationalization you'd expect from Parris' personal hero, Deng Xiaoping, the Chinese leader who both dragged China out of Maoist poverty and ordered the tanks toward Tiananmen Square.
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Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba's centrist Nepali Congress party faces a tight battle against a left alliance between the main group of Maoist former rebels and the opposition Communist UML party.
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Keiko also promised to crack down on violent crime by reconvening the armed civilian neighborhood patrols that helped her father's government defeat the Maoist Shining Path rebels, who killed 31,000 people.
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According to the dossier, the agency formally released Ms. Kristeva from the ranks in 1973 after handlers cited frustration with her "completely pro-Maoist" politics and her general lack of commitment.
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The political headquarters was the body through which the party kept an eye on the ranks and ensured they were up to speed on Maoist texts and the party's latest demands.
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Manila had been holding on-again, off-again talks with Maoist rebels, brokered by Norway, since 1986 but President Rodrigo Duterte ended negotiations in 2017 due to rebel attacks and taxation.
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"Their similarity is that they both want to rejuvenate the Chinese nation, they both want an independent, powerful, new China," Song Yangbiao, a Beijing-based neo-Maoist freelance journalist, told Reuters.
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Before its campaign began in 247, the country had survived a Maoist insurrection and what was reported to be a murder-suicide within the royal family that ultimately ended the monarchy.
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The Nepal Communist Party, the Maoist party responsible for the attacks, had called for the elections to be dismissed and for Nepal's parliamentary system to be replaced with a socialist one.
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On June 10, a Maoist high school student named Gilles Tautin drowned while fleeing the police outside a Renault factory in Flins, one of the last hot spots of the uprising.
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Chandra left the village to fight with the anti-monarchical Maoist rebels in the civil war that lasted from 1996 to 2006 and ended with the authoritarian king removed from power.
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It has been at peace since 2000, when a civil war with the Shining Path, a Maoist guerrilla group, that claimed about 19923,000 lives over two decades drew to an end.
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It was last used in 1967 by the British colonial authorities to suppress a wave of bombings and violent protests by anti-government activists backed by Maoist radicals in mainland China.
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The veteran politician, who has a doctorate in political science, said things were now even worse for women than under the monarchy, which was abolished in 2008 after a Maoist revolution.
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That is why he is trying to tighten the party's grip on ideology, as well as revive Maoist thought, while cracking down on dissident thinking in universities, mass media and online.
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At center is the increasingly angry confrontation between the dead man's sons: one, a former Maoist soldier who returns home for the funeral; the other, a political opposite who stayed behind.
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"It's like this, the day we have a difference with our brother, that's the day our brother turns into a history-sheeter, a Naxalite," referring to ex-convicts and Maoist insurgents.
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But the 40-year-old former congresswoman has based much of her campaign on her father's populist right-wing legacy, including the claim that he crushed the Maoist Shining Path insurgents.
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Protest The violence at Delhi University on February 22 started after student activist Umar Khalid was invited to discuss his research on conflict in eastern India between the government and Maoist separatists.
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Gyawali, the police official, said they suspect the blasts may have been the work of a splinter group of former Maoist rebels who are opposed to the government for arresting its supporters.
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But his Thought is woolly: a hodgepodge of Dengist and Maoist terminology combined with mostly vague ideas on topics ranging from the environment (making China "beautiful") to building a "world-class" army.
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His idea of fun consists of a boozy evening at the Red Guard Nightclub, a Maoist-themed brothel, where hapless hostesses dressed in retro uniforms pay expensive attention to his "jade stalk".
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A member of the "backward castes", Milly was raised in the Maoist-infested east of India, from where she was dispatched at the age of eight to work in a nearby town.
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Insurrections have simmered in India's remote, neglected north-east for decades, and Maoist guerrillas who started fighting in the 260s still rattle tribal regions in the eastern states of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court ordered police on Wednesday to put five prominent rights campaigners suspected of links to Maoist guerrillas under house arrest as outrage grew over their detention.
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But if they do pay up, they risk being labeled Maoist sympathizers by government forces, which could lead to sedition charges and a minimum three years behind bars -- and even lifetime imprisonment.
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Revolutionary regimes from Nazi Germany and Maoist China to contemporary Venezuela show that people have a tremendous amount to lose when a charismatic leader forces a radical personal vision on a society.
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The country was in the height of civil war, and the Royal Nepalese Army had begun stalking the streets, clashing with the Maoist insurgants and protestors who aimed to topple the kingdom.
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To Westerners, the students protesting in Tiananmen Square in 1989 may have seemed a million miles from the Red Guards who had assembled there more than two decades earlier screaming Maoist slogans.
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A U.N.-backed court found Chea guilty of genocide and sentenced him to life in prison last year, almost four decades after the Maoist regime which oversaw Cambodia's "Killing Fields" was overthrown.
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The government petition included Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, appointed in 2014 as U.N. special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, who was listed as a senior member of the Maoist rebel group.
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Her narrative centers on her uncle Satyam, a poet and a Maoist revolutionary, who leads a life of unwavering resistance, acting in political theatre productions, facilitating intercaste marriages, and organizing armed insurrections.
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In December, MORENA forged a coalition with the P.T., a party with Maoist origins; it also joined with the PES , an evangelical Christian party that opposes same-sex marriage, homosexuality, and abortion.
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Since the village was awarded its rights, they have also not been bothered as much by Maoist insurgents in the region, who claim to be fighting for the rights of indigenous communities.
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Maoist leader Prachanda, who goes by the nom-de-guerre he used in the insurgency, which means "Fierce", is the favorite to replace 64-year-old Oli if he loses the vote.
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As that generation came of age, growing up in the shadow of famine and Maoist purges occurring as close as a few miles away, the island transformed itself into a financial hub.
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An avowed Marxist and Maoist, Mr. Talabani was angry that the United States had initially sided with Iraq, and Mr. Hussein, during the Iran-Iraq war, which lasted from 1980 to 1988.
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He denied any intent to seek change through violence in Cambodia, which suffered bloody upheaval in which some two million people died under the brutal Maoist Khmer Rouge regime during the 1970s.
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President Vidhya Devi Bhandari had invited Oli, Maoist chief Prachanda and the leader of the Nepali Congress party, Sher Bahadur Deuba, to discuss a new government, an aide to the president said.
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As the pardon inflamed long-dormant political tension in Peru, a representative of the political arm of the Maoist-inspired rebel group Shining Path called for Kuczynski to release its historic leader.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Reuters) - Maoist rebels killed five policemen in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand on Friday, a senior police official said, the latest in a series of attacks on security forces.
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The party's nationalistic Global Times tabloid, which reported Wednesday on the phenomenon of the growing Maoist movement, opined in a separate piece this week that Mao Yushi's silencing should serve as a lesson.
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Talks brokered by Norway between the government and the Maoist-led rebels' National Democratic Front stalled in 2012 over the government's refusal to free communist leaders who had been in jail for decades.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)At least 15 police personnel and one civilian were killed in a suspected Maoist insurgent attack in the west-central state of Maharashtra on Wednesday, according to Indian officials.
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On Sunday, the Maoist-led New People's Army rebels issued a statement supporting Duterte's all-out war against drugs, saying it might conduct its own drug operations against soldiers, police and local officials.
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"Elections are necessary to take the peace process to a logical conclusion and end an important chapter of the political transition," Prime Minister Prachanda, a former Maoist rebel leader, said over the weekend.
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MUMBAI, India (Reuters) - The number of Maoist militants killed in an ambush by Indian security forces has risen to 37 after more bodies were pulled out of a river on Tuesday, authorities said.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte promised on Friday to buy brand-new military equipment to fight twin Maoist and Muslim rebellions, and no longer accept second-hand weapons from the United States.
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The Lost Steps (1996) employs 19th-century photographic processes to treat images of evidence used in criminal trials during the violent years of the Shining Path, the violent Maoist guerrilla organization, in Peru.
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The attack on the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel took place in the forested area of Sukma district, a known area of Maoist activity, about 400 kms from the state capital, Raipur.
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Maoist rebels accuse the Indian government of plundering the mineral rich and underdeveloped east and central regions of the country at the expenses of the poor and landless among whom they draw support.
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China decided to rejoin the world after decades of Maoist isolation of its own accord; thinking that it was better to manage the process than not, as successive American governments did, made sense.
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The Maoist rebels, inspired by Chinese revolutionary leader Mao Zedong, have been fighting the Indian government for more than four decades, demanding land and jobs for tenant farmers, the poor and indigenous communities.
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Since the end of the Maoist insurgency ten years ago, the country's two main communist parties and its largest conservative party have happily alternated in power, while happily also sharing in its spoils.
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Jose Maria Sison, the exiled founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines, denied the existence of "sparrow" assassins and said Duterte was using it as a pretext to kill suspected Maoist rebels.
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Grassroots Maoism has been "blossoming in every corner" in the past few years as social media has taken off, said Han Deqiang, a prominent Maoist lecturer and professor at Beihang University in Beijing.
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Perhaps no one has drawn Luoyang authorities' ire more than Wang Xianfeng, a 57-year-old retiree who in recent years has pulled together Maoist rallies with thousands of people, prompting multiple crackdowns.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Thursday appointed moderate communist K.P. Sharma Oli, who led an alliance with former Maoist rebels to a sweeping victory in recent elections, as prime minister.
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His conversion pales in comparison to that of Benny Lévy, Jean-Paul Sartre's last personal secretary and a self-professed Maoist, who became a passionate Zionist and died an Orthodox Jew in Jerusalem.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Maoist guerrillas ambushed a paramilitary patrol in central India on Monday, killing at least 24 policemen and wounding six in one of the deadliest attacks this year, senior officials said.
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Nowhere are these conflicts more violent and bloody than in Chhattisgarh, part of the "Red Corridor" stretching across eastern and central India that has witnessed a Maoist rebellion for more than three decades.
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Peru's years of soccer failures came as the country struggled to cope with political and economic crises as well as a destructive, and prolonged, guerrilla war with the Maoist insurgent group Shining Path.
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Each entrance is guarded by a stone lion, sculptures from Cai's project for the 2000 Whitney Biennial that explored feng shui, a philosophy that was outlawed in the Maoist China of Cai's upbringing.
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For more … Elizabeth Economy of the Council on Foreign Relations has explained how Xi is trying to revive Maoist ideology, and Jonathan Tepperman of Foreign Policy has written about China's great leap backward.
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The latter force exploded in 1984 with the rise of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the P.K.K. — a terrorist army that combined Kurdish nationalism with Marxist-Leninist ideology and Maoist guerrilla tactics.
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But she was once again distracted by politics, when she was invited to travel to the jungles of central India to meet with Maoist insurgents, a group whose causes she has sympathized with.
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Bo was well-known for his populist policies, including a high-profile crackdown on organized crime, investments in flashy infrastructure projects and quasi-Maoist practices like organizing mass sing-alongs praising the party.
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He said that in some areas where the security forces were battling armed groups, such as the Maoist belt in central India, the military ran deradicalization programs including community visits and vocational training.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Four people were killed and seven others injured on Sunday in three separate explosions in the Nepali capital, Kathmandu, and police said they suspected a Maoist splinter group may have been responsible.
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She has argued for independence for Kashmir and against building dams, reported from the Maoist jungles of central India, and written anti-globalisation screeds in which economic growth of any sort must be stopped.
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Captured by a local journalist and republished widely since, it is a painful reminder that, despite the end of the civil war between Maoist fighters and the government in 2006, rights abusers remain free.
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"It remains to be seen how the new prime minister will prevail on his Maoist allies," said Janak Bahadur Raut, who said he was blindfolded and tortured by the security forces during the conflict.
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The police officer, who could not be named because he was not authorized to speak to reporters, said police had seized documents relating to the long-running Maoist insurgency afflicting parts of the country.
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The hope is that autonomy would eventually address the roots of instability, although it is not expected to be a panacea after years of separatist, Islamist and Maoist rebellion, and lawlessness conflict between clans.
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In April, five people including a lawmaker from India's ruling party were killed in the eastern state of Chhattisgarh when Maoist militants detonated a bomb as an entourage traveled back from a campaign appearance.
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"There are reports that corruption is rising and the government is not able to meet expectations of the people," said Dinanath Sharma, a spokesman for the Maoist party that props up Oli's fragile coalition.
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The rusticated youth, arguably, helped China to break with its Maoist past, for they later became known as the "awakened generation" and the "thoughtful generation" as they gradually inherited the leadership of the country.
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Contending with hyperinflation and other severe economic challenges, along with the emergence of a violent Maoist insurgency known as the Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path), García's first stint in office was widely considered a failure.
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But in a sign of how sharply ideological winds have turned under President Xi Jinping, officials who recently took control of the magazine have wooed Maoist and nationalist writers who long scorned the magazine.
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NEW DELHI — Indian police officials said they had killed 24 Maoist rebels early on Monday in a gun battle at what appeared to be a training camp in a remote area of eastern India.
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But the theory Avinash pointed to, as did every other Hindutva adherent I met, was that underground Maoist revolutionaries had killed Lankesh because she helped some of their comrades negotiate re-entry into society.
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Now, the group has all but given up on Maoist revolution and instead charges protection to local drug traffickers, while launching ambushes on army foot patrols, and even shooting down the occasional military helicopter.
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Analysts say the fact Kim delivered the New Year's message in a Western-style suit rather than his usual Maoist attire may be an attempt to "humanize him," especially to U.S. and Asian audiences.
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Liu's fondest childhood memories are of sitting on his grandfather's lap as the old man told him ancient fables or read to him from the cheaply produced, garishly illustrated Maoist storybooks of the time.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - A U.N.-backed court found two leaders of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge guilty of genocide on Friday, almost four decades after the ultra-Maoist regime which oversaw the "Killing Fields" was overthrown.
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The no-confidence motion was brought by former Maoist rebels who propped up the Oli-led government last October, but fell out with him after accusing him of failing to honour a power-sharing deal.
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The Maoist insurgency that had been fueling a civil war in Nepal for over six years had already blown up the sole microwave tower connecting the region to the rest of the world in 2001.
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The three states are also home to a decades-old Maoist, or Naxalite, insurgency that fought security forces over land and mineral resources in indigenous forest areas, although their fight has waned in recent years.
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Hours after the government set free two top Communist Party leaders, the Maoist-led New People's Army, the military arm of the rebel movement, declared a seven-day unilateral ceasefire as a sign of goodwill.
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The 3,000-member Maoist rebel forces have been waging a protracted guerrilla warfare for nearly 50 years in a conflict that has killed more than 40,000 people and stunted growth in resource-rich rural areas.
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In 2010, Maoist fighters ambushed and killed at least 75 police by setting off explosives and firing from hilltops around dense forest in Chhattisgarh, in one of the worst attacks by the insurgents in years.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Sher Bahadur Deuba, the head of the centrist Nepali Congress party, won election as the Himalayan nation's new prime minister on Tuesday, days after his Maoist predecessor quit under a power sharing deal.
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In India for example, the study showed over 8,000 women were killed every year over dowry disputes - a figure far higher than the 278 who died in a Maoist rebellion in eastern India last year.
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For the sociologist Jean-Pierre Le Goff, the women of May '68 were restricted to roles as secretaries and helpmeets to men, "consigned to tending to the Maoist and Trotskyite male warriors" of the uprising.
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The general assigned his staff to study other conflicts, including Colombia's guerrilla war and a Maoist insurgency in India, for clues that could help in a war where the United States was out of ideas.
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Across China, there are maybe a few thousand active supporters of Maoist groups and causes, and their petitions against liberal intellectuals have gathered tens of thousands of signatures online, according to Mr. Blanchette, the researcher.
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More than 40,000 people had died in the Maoist rebellion waged by about 3,000 guerrillas for nearly 50 years, attacking mines, plantations, public infrastructure projects and remote army and police outposts in poor rural areas.
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Her replacement on Sunday by Agni Prasad Sapkota, a former Maoist rebel who stands accused of abduction and murder during the country's decade-long civil war, triggered protests by conflict victims and human rights campaigners.
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President Wu Virtu, a Maoist Ronald Reagan figure who rules over the merged continent of Amerasiopia, has directed him to present a new version of "The Prince," his 500-year-old treatise on political power.
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The three states are also home to a decades-old Maoist, or Naxalite, insurgency that fought security forces over land and mineral resources in indigenous forest areas, although the insurgency has waned in recent years.
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NEW DELHI — Maoist rebels killed 11 Indian police officers and seized their automatic weapons and ammunition after ambushing a foot patrol on Saturday morning in the eastern state of Chattisgarh, according to a police official.
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The government has responded to the Maoist insurgency with a security crackdown in areas in which the groups are active, an approach that has been criticized by some observers as heavy-handed and prone to abuse.
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He promised to introduce new technology to improve the country's snail-paced internet and free public wi-fi, universal healthcare and the pursuit of an end to separatist conflicts, including a unilateral ceasefire with Maoist rebels.
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The locals, caught in the middle of a crossfire between Maoist rebels and the police, are unsure why the election is important, and no one else seems to share Newton's belief that the process is necessary.
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The digitally enabled domestic security system potentially links every aspect of daily life and social interaction to compile a picture of citizen's political reliability – a technological attempt to rerun the old Maoist model of pervasive control.
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Jean-Luc Godard's second wife, she starred in his Maoist-inspired harbinger of what was to come, "La Chinoise" (1967), and would go on to record her experience of 683 in her memoir "A Year Later".
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The breadth of neo-Maoists — and their support for Xi — was recently on display in the port city of Tianjin, at a funeral for Ai Yuejin, a Maoist professor at Nankai University and popular online lecturer.
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Fujimori, 79, had served less than half of a 25-year sentence for corruption and human rights crimes for commanding death squads to combat a Maoist-inspired insurgency during his 1990-2000 right-wing populist government.
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Maoist insurgents seeking the violent overthrow of the Indian state have been fighting for decades, launching hit-and-run attacks against security forces from jungle camps across swathes of poor and rural central and eastern India.
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While many Peruvians credit Mr Fujimori with saving Peru's economy from hyperinflationary chaos and eliminating the threat from Shining Path, a Maoist terrorist group, he governed as an autocrat and presided over systematic bribery and corruption.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Maoist cult leader, convicted of raping and beating his brainwashed British female followers and keeping his own daughter a fearful prisoner for more than three decades, was jailed for 23 years on Friday.
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Op-Ed Contributor KATHMANDU, Nepal — Ten summers ago in Nepal, the Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal emerged from hiding just as the decade-long insurgency he had directed was pushing the country's monarchy to its knees.
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In her novel "Mother of 1084" (1974), she wrote of the grief of a bereaved mother fighting for the Maoist rebellion, an insurgency in India's tribal belt that has roiled parts of central and eastern India.
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Of course, one could argue that Donald Trump cannot simultaneously be a successful president and be the victim of a remorseless campaign of sabotage orchestrated by Maoist insurgents weaving silently in and out of the bureaucracy.
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A municipal police chief was among six police killed by Maoist-led guerrillas in an ambush on their way to investigate a report of a shooting in the central Philippine town of Guilhungan on Negros Island.
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While Mr. Mugabe's guerrillas fought a largely rural campaign modeled on Maoist principles, Zipra planned to set up semiliberated zones from which to "eventually liberate and occupy the major cities of the country," Mr. Dabengwa wrote.
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Twelve years ago, when news first spread that the boy, Tirtha, 2900, had been detained on suspicion of being a Maoist, Mr. Tharu was hunched over in a field, where he worked as a bonded laborer.
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Citing a broad antiterrorism law, the police have put nine of them in jail, accusing them of helping Maoist insurgents, trying to procure grenade launchers, inciting a riot and plotting to assassinate Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Throughout her campaign Keiko sought to take advantage of the nostalgia many in Peru feel for her father's achievements, such as taming hyperinflation and leading the country when the Maoist Shining Path guerrillas were finally crushed.
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But I do think there is a strong body of research to suggest that countries that price regulate do end up with more efficient, cheaper health care systems as a result — and not just in Maoist China.
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It was nearly obliterated under Maoist collectivization, and — after reviving in the 1980s — is now under assault from urban administrators and police officials who loathe dirt and disorder and often treat the traveling performers as embarrassing yokels.
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The Philippine government and Maoist-led rebels will sign an indefinite ceasefire agreement on Friday as part of efforts to end a conflict that has lasted almost five decades and killed at least 40,000 people, Norway said.
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Maoist rebel groups -- also known as Naxals -- use the jungles of central India for their hideouts, from which they launch attacks on government forces in an attempt to overthrow the state and usher in a classless society.
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A Maoist splinter group was behind a series of small blasts in the run up to the polls, army spokesman Nain Raj Dahal said, adding that security forces have defused around 30 improvised explosive devices since Friday.
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It's a labored chronicling of the tragedies that plague India's conscience: the Indira Gandhi emergency, Sikh riots, Kashmir's resistance movement, the Gujarat riots, the Maoist revolution, the oppression of Dalits, the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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The province is on the Philippines' second-largest island, Mindanao, parts of which have been plagued by decades of Maoist and separatist rebellions that have given rise to banditry and the influence of the Islamic State group.
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I also at times do not give images titles that reference campaigns like the Cultural Revolution, since there is such a strong tendency for people to think of Maoist China in terms of the main political campaigns.
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The Bell 412EPI helicopters will be delivered early next year as President Rodrigo Duterte re-focuses the armed forces modernization program to tackle growing domestic threats as Maoist fighters and pro-Islamic State extremists try to regroup.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he was no longer interested in peace talks with Maoist-led guerrillas and planned to hunt down the insurgents once the military has retaken a southern city from Islamist rebels.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Days before Nepal's most important elections in years, Maoist militants have opened fire on politicians, blown up vehicles, planted land mines and targeted civilians in dozens of attacks, injuring at least 17 people, some seriously.
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The classical definition therefore stands in contrast to vernacular usage of communism to refer to historical instances of socialism where the degree of control was the highest, such as the U.S.S.R., Cuba, North Korea, or Maoist China.
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Most likely it will also not take long for China's economic potential to sputter and show the signs of stagnation inherent in any Soviet-type economy, whether it be Maoist of the Russian, or East European type.
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Filled with short strings of provocative political dictums, and composed in all caps to resemble newspaper headlines, the posters could read like Maoist screeds, right-wing rants or thoughtful philosophizing, depending upon where one started or stopped.
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In the 1990s, the hikes could be an escape from the conflicts taking place below, when the Shining Path, the Maoist rebel group that terrorized Peru for decades, attacked politicians in Huaraz and planted three car bombs.
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Judge Ricardo Brousset also said the state of Peru was partially responsible for the crimes and must pay reparations because the men had acted on orders to "disappear" suspected members of the Maoist-inspired Shining Path rebel group.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Maoist-led rebel group in the Philippines said on Wednesday it was terminating a unilateral ceasefire it declared five months ago and resuming a protracted guerrilla warfare that has killed tens of thousands of people.
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Both government forces and Maoist former rebels were accused by rights activists of rape, arrests, illegal killings, disappearances and torture during the decade-long insurgency that ended in 2006 – conflict that caused about 17,000 deaths while hundreds disappeared.
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Kim Jong Un's regime has shown a remarkable resilience in resisting sanctions, but there are limits, too, to the resources he can marshal from of Maoist-style Chollima campaigns or "loyalty contributions" from North Koreans making money overseas.
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One person who was once considered a contender for top leadership and who wrapped himself in a neo-Maoist flag, former Chongqing party boss Bo Xilai, was jailed for life in 2013 for corruption and abuse of power.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal's former Maoist rebel chief Prachanda looked set to become prime minister after no other candidate emerged on Tuesday, raising hopes that his government, the 24th in 26 years, would be more stable than its predecessors.
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Critics say the $2.5 billion project was handed to the Chinese company without any competitive bidding, which is required by law, and a parliamentary panel asked the government that succeeded the Maoist-led coalition to scrap the deal.
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But back in those dark days of thought control, a little girl chattering in mountain dialect risked a scolding—at least—for not using putonghua, the state-standardised form of Mandarin that was the language of Maoist orthodoxy.
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Sundar's book, 'The Burning Forest: India's War in Bastar', published earlier this year, details the decade-long conflict between the state and Maoist rebels who claim to fight for the rights of poor farmers and landless indigenous people.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The Philippines government and Maoist-led rebels agreed indefinite ceasefires on Friday as part of an accord to accelerate efforts to end a conflict that has lasted almost five decades and killed at least 40,000 people.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal's Maoist Prime Minister Prachanda sent one of his trusted lieutenants from the insurgency period as a special envoy to China on Monday, seeking to clear confusion over the future of agreements signed by his predecessor.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal's former Maoist rebels joined forces with the largest opposition party on Wednesday to lodge a motion of no-confidence in the prime minister, but the impoverished Himalayan country's increasingly isolated leader vowed to fight on.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday revealed what he said was a plot to unseat him hatched by the opposition, Maoist rebels and a group of former soldiers who had mounted failed coups in the past.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte should be taken seriously, but not literally, his spokesman said on Tuesday, after the controversial leader drew criticism for saying he once ordered soldiers to shoot female Maoist insurgents in the genitals.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine Maoist guerrillas will not surrender their weapons even if a peace deal is reached with the government of President Rodrigo Duterte, the rebels' chief negotiator said on Thursday, a potential deal-breaker in the current talks.
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The essay, which draws on centuries-old traditions of scholars petitioning the mighty, condemns the Communist leader for his draconian security policies, for eliminating term limits on the presidency, and for reviving Maoist-style propaganda, political campaigns and purges.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Maoist Nepali Prime Minister Prachanda resigned on Wednesday, barely nine months after coming to power, creating a leadership vacuum weeks before the second round of local elections, the first to be held in more than two decades.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal's embattled Prime Minister K.P. Oli will not resign after the main Maoist party that props up his fragile coalition said on Wednesday it would try to form a new government, plunging the Himalayan nation into crisis.
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BHUBANESHWAR, India (Reuters) - Indian police killed at least 24 Maoist rebels in a remote, forested area of the eastern state of Odisha on Monday, police said, one of the heaviest casualty tolls suffered by the insurgents in recent years.
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I recall one of my fellow graduate students in London, an avowed Maoist, bursting into the college's common room to announce that in China mathematics teachers were now being sent to the land to labour along with the peasants.
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In June a Maoist-dominated coalition government awarded a contract to China Gezhouba Group Corporation to build a 1,200 MW plant on the Budhi Gandaki river, about 50 km (32 miles) west of Kathmandu, to address acute power shortages.
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Prime Minister Prachanda, a former Maoist rebel commander who still goes by his nom de guerre, is expected to stand down after the vote under a power-sharing deal with Sher Bahadur Deuba, chief of the Nepali Congress party.
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Prime Minister K.P. Oli, facing defeat in a no-confidence vote in parliament brought by his allies, the former Maoist rebels, resigned on Sunday, opening the way for a political tussle to lead the country of 28 million people.
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"Many of the same ideas now animating the global populist movement have been the hallmarks of the neo-Maoist movement for over a decade," said Jude Blanchette, a researcher in Beijing who is writing a book about the movement.
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In June, a Maoist-dominated coalition government awarded a contract to China Gezhouba Group Corporation to build a 1,200 MW plant on the Budhi Gandaki river, about 50 km (32 miles) west of Kathmandu, to address acute power shortages.
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The internet connection proved a lifeline for villages with no road access or mobile phone reception - an achievement all the more impressive as it was achieved during a 10-year Maoist insurgency that brought large swathes of Nepal to a standstill.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - The main group of Nepal's Maoist former rebels and the liberal Communist UML party merged on Thursday to form the Himalayan republic's biggest left party in a move likely to upset southern neighbor India but have China rejoicing.
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Since first riding onto Peru's political scene on a tractor in Peru's 1990 election, Fujimori has been admired by many in Peru's poorer provinces, where he had schools and roads built and wielded an iron fist against leftist Maoist rebels.
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Pro-government TV networks have put the spotlight on letters allegedly found that neatly tie each suspect by name to a 50-year-old armed insurgency by ostensibly Maoist guerrillas, known as Naxalites, that festers in India's poorest interior regions.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - A leftist alliance between Nepal's former Maoist rebels and moderate communists appeared to be heading for a victory in elections aimed at completing a transition to democracy after the abolition of the monarchy and end to civil war.
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Central India is a "fertile ground ideally placed for the rebel group to enter and win locals to their 'cause'," said Rahul Gopal, a former director general of police well known for leading anti-Maoist campaigns in eastern Maharashtra state.
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Nepal's Maoist Prime Minister Prachanda, 61, who led a decade-long insurgency that ended a feudal monarchy, replaced communist K.P. Oli this month amid uncertainty about a slew of deals made by Oli during a visit to Beijing in March.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine government negotiators and a Maoist rebel group have struck a deal for a temporary joint ceasefire and plans to free prisoners after days of talks in the Netherlands, an official and domestic broadcaster ANC said on Wednesday.
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Nepali Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, a former Maoist rebel commander, spoke to Modi after the currency ban to ask for arrangements for the exchange of the now defunct Indian cash held in Nepal, but that has yet to happen.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Maoist rebels in India killed 10 police after luring them into a hilly, forested area sewn with booby traps and setting off the bombs, officials said on Tuesday, in what was one of the deadliest attacks this year.
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"Redoubtable" portrays Godard's marriage to Anne Wiazemsky, 16 years his junior, as the student revolt grips Paris in 1968 and the filmmaker rejects his earlier work and that of his contemporaries and plans to make films with a Maoist collective.
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Since Xi became China's paramount leader, it has been possible to detect a Maoist revival in state politics and stealthy moves to resurrect the chairman's cult of personality, particularly after Xi got the constitution changed to eliminate Presidential term limits.
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The United Nations-backed tribunal investigating the crimes of the Khmer Rouge has turned in recent weeks to an aspect of the radical Maoist regime that has often been overlooked amid its mass killings and other brutalities: regulations governing marriage.
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A wall text explains that the latter repeat the shapes in a collage that Martínez Garay made of news clippings about the Shining Path, the Maoist insurgency in Peru that began in 1980 and has declined since splintering in 1992.
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The alliance with the Nepali Congress party has made strange bedfellows of Mr. Dahal and that party's president, Sher Bahadur Deuba, who as prime minister in 2002, at the height of the Maoist insurgency, put a bounty on Mr. Dahal's head.
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The chorus which, by the way, is "Oh Mr Blobby, your influence will spread throughout the land"—a weirdly Maoist take on the bit in the Christmas single traditionally reserved for espousing joy or generosity or something stressful like that.
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On the Chinese internet, thousands of young people participate in vibrant Maoist and Marxist chat rooms, and some have started leftist news websites, posting commentary on topics like pollution, globalization and economic theory, without much interference by censors, until recently.
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Still, if the average college campus is not quite the Maoist re-education camp of right-wing fantasy, there are enough embarrassing incidents like the one at William and Mary to suggest that parts of the left disdain the First Amendment.
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In the days after his son's death, Mr. Tharu said, he tried to recover the body for a cremation ceremony, only to discover that it had been transferred to a Maoist military camp that he was not permitted to visit.
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She traveled with Maoist guerrillas in an Indian forest, marched with anti-big-dam protesters, met with Edward Snowden in a Moscow hotel room, and was threatened and even briefly imprisoned by the Indian government — and she continued to write.
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"I realized that changing people's mind-sets and ending chhaupadi was more difficult than hardships we endured while fighting in the war," she said, referring to a conflict with a Maoist insurgency in Nepal in which thousands of people died.
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RMB City is a hodgepodge, triangulating the reality of post-Maoist China with a hyper-fantastical future and the space that exists in between: like Calvino's Penthesilea, RMB City is the liminal but viable realm between real and not real.
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