Ivylyn Corpin alias Ka Red, revealed that even though she is an NPA, she is still operating in the town centers to organize and campaign for KABAG (Kabataan, ANAKPAWIS, Bayan Muna, Act Teachers, Gabriela) partylists.
She mentioned that they go to various schools and communities to organize chapters of Kabataan and Act Teachers.
Aside from organizing and campaigning, they also ally with politicians whom the CPP NPA NDF considers to be “lesser evil” or can be easily swayed by the wishes of the communist terrorist group.
Ka Red also said that in order to deliver the vote, they oblige the masses in the areas where they operate. An example she cited was Sitio Bunugan of Barangay Carupian in Baggao town, Cagayan Valley.
It will be recalled that the said barangay is the birthplace of Anakpawis 4tn nominee Isabelo Adviento who has been hiding from the law for a long time and was arrested yesterday in the town of Nueva Viscaya for illegal possession of firearms.
According to Ka Red, only three did not vote for KABAG in the said barangay and they know who they are. She said, perhaps people are wondering why KABAG has a big vote in those remote areas even though it is not accessible by vehicle, there is no signal, and there are no KABAG personnel campaigning. Ka Red explained that this is happening because the NPA itself is the machinery of KABAG.
Ivylyn Corpin was a former member of the Kabataan Partylist – Polytechnic University of the Philippines and was transferred to Cagayan Valley to lead an NPA unit, the Henry Abraham Command (HAC). She was joined at HAC by Guiller Cadano, 4th nominee of Kabataan Partylist in 2016 and Mia Valencia Regional Coordinator of ACT Teachers in Cagayan Valley.
She calls on the people to be critical in voting for their candidates and the partylist. She also testified that NTF ELCAC is correct in unmasking KABAG. She said that KABAG is the number one recruiter of the NPA and it is only right that it should not be voted for, to end the terrorism in our country. ###
Video credits to RTVM, Presidential Communications and NTF ELCAC