Part 1
‘Twas, as August always is, a late afternoon drenched in rain. Bane, head of the National Trade Union Bureau (NTUB) of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), had summoned me to his Kaingin UG house in Quezon City for discussion on how to further promote the Strike Movement, described in an official document of the NTUB as the main form of struggle of the revolution in the cities.
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