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The Maoists' promises to rectify poverty and injustice initially found a sympathetic ear among the uneducated rural population.

But, it has been mentioned that if the Nepal Army is weakened, problems might be created if the Maoists suddenly try to take control?

He said the Maoists were fully committed to peace process and the constitution-drafting process.

Prachanda: The international community should understand the feudal autocratic nature of the King and the democratic nature of the Maoists.

Just as well that the Maoists are always asking such questions as "for whom" ?

The Maoists are trying to spread their movement among trade and labour unions, poor people and students.

That was ominous : the Maoists are believed, in the absence of any reliable opinion poll, to be widely detested.

The Maoists insist that nothing is possible until the departure of the prime minister, Madav Kumar Nepal.

If the Maoists laid down arms, which party would you vote for if the CA election were to be held next week?

The communal culture, thought to be so revolutionary by Maoists and westerners alike, has been the norm in Shansi for generations.

Expecting to fare better under a fully proportional system, the Maoists'leader, known as "Prachanda" , demanded one be adopted.

"We still think like Maoists. It has been a challenge for us to settle in a city and abide by the government's rules, " he says.

In a speech Sunday in New Delhi, Mr. Singh said the Maoists should work with the government to speed up economic development of rural areas.

The general's insubordination conceals a more serious disagreement: over how to dispose of the Maoists' former fighters.

His call for an end to hagiography and the revived personality cult drove Maoists into a rage.

Anti-Maoists are challenging the peace agreements while parliament has been deadlocked since June over the election of a new prime minister.

That would require a change of stance by the United States which still considers Nepal's Maoists a terrorist organization.

"I'm not optimistic about the future, " Mr. Wu said. "The Maoists want to go back to central planning and the cronies want to get richer. "

Having led the Maoists through years of guerrilla warfare, he became Nepal's prime minister after signing the 2006 peace accord.

Following Nepal's election, to the surprise and alarm of many observers, the Maoists have emerged as the biggest single party.

The Maoists are partly to blame for this, having ostensibly fought for a vaguely defined decentralisation of power.

In the eastern Terai area, next to India, the Maoists had been supplanted by local nationalist groups, both armed and democratic.

Such groups may be just as poor as tribals, but they now rarely become Maoists.

The Maoists and the government have been frozen in a stand-off for months, though public demonstrations had been mainly peaceful.

Maoists have taken to the streets of Nepal's capital to celebrate although election results will not be finalized for days, if not weeks.

The Maoists, meanwhile, no longer in government, are making it clear they are not quite out of power.

In May Maoists were blamed for derailing a passenger train, killing at least 145 people.

The Maoists, who were expected to do well in many rural areas, are making a better-than-predicted showing in some urban districts.

UNMIN also helped conduct elections to a Constituent Assembly, in which the Maoists won the majority of seats.

Human rights activist Durge Rao says his research suggests that the Maoists depend on young boys for the bulk of their recruits.

So what sort of Maoists are Nepal's?

Rupert Colville, a spokesman for the U. N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, says the Maoists abducted 14 people.

In the name of civilian supremacy, the Maoists are now blockading the assembly.

This last "ism" , which describes the Maoists' struggle as a "bourgeois peasant revolution" , is tricky to pin down.

Meanwhile, economic policies such as loans for the poor, enacted during the Maoists' brief administration, have proved widely popular.

As the biggest party of government, the Maoists may now be in a position to insist.

But the Maoists, proscribed by America as terrorists, were on course for a clear majority in the first tranche, with 119 seats out of 224.

The Maoists took five out of 21 cabinet posts, including the departments of information and local development.

Rebel violence has surged this year, with the Maoists mounting attacks on security forces and other targets. Hundreds have been killed.

The ultra-Maoists, seeking an agrarian Utopia, forced almost all Cambodians onto collective farms and banned money, schools and religion.

The Maoists still command a 40%plurality in parliament, but they have been unable to bring Prachanda back to power.

The Nepali Maoists , for their part, are practising another one of those 20th-century aphorisms: "to rebel is justified. "

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has described the Maoists as the gravest internal threat to India's security.

Studying abroad, she joins a group of would-be Iranian Maoists in Norman, Oklahoma.

The Maoists will submit to United Nations supervision of their fighters and weapons, and will join an interim government.

He insists that Nepal's Maoists are not "dogmatic communists" and he has backed foreign investment and private enterprise.

In theory, the sangams mobilize tribals politically, but in practice, their real advantage to the Maoists is military.

First was the Maoists' manipulation of the result.

His crime, say the Maoists, was his article on April 26th on a blog hosted by Caixin, an outspoken Chinese news organisation.

From these Maoists, maps of Deng's residence, pistols with silencers, explosives, and incendiaries were found.

Maoists have been demanding his resignation from the very beginning.

Apparently as stunned as anyone by the scale of their success, the Maoists prefer to keep the coalition.

As the Maoists were plotting a revolution in the countryside, Baburam Bhattarai was leading a political party into decline.

As this should suggest, the Maoists could not have overrun the area around Lalgarh if the state government had tried harder to stop them.

Your party has critically welcomed the House Proclamation. It's said Maoists were consulted before making the announcement. . .

Frustrated by an unbiddable general, the Maoists quit the government, and Nepal's hopes for peace recede.

ve understood in one and a half years is that 95 percent of the army officers say we have to harmonize with the Maoists, and not fight.

India is putting its best face forward in reacting to the Maoists lead in the balloting for Nepal's special assembly.

But fortune smiled. The Maoists postponed their blockade, and hundreds of weddings took place.

We think that to be Marxists today, to be Communists, necessarily demands that we be Marxist-Leninist-Maoists and principally Maoists.

Many of their social policies, which the Maoists describe as a war against "feudalism" , are also laudable.

Managing a fractious coalition is just the start of the Maoists' troubles.

That achieved, it may be possible to coax the Maoists back to the table.

Despite the Maoists' repeated assertions of commitment to peace, there is a lingering fear that they may return to the jungle.

The Maoists say they are fighting for land and jobs for the poor.

When the Maoists began their insurrection in the western hills in 1996, getting rid of the crown was not on their agenda.

Nepal is led by a fractious coalition, which the Maoists want to widen by including regional parties from the south and south-east.

So which mechanism can be formed to include the Maoists ?

Of course, making big promises is easier than keeping them, and the Maoists will disappoint.

The Maoists say the two forces must be combined.

It is significant that the Maoists have destroyed mortgage documents wherever they have found them.

The Maoists fought a decade-long civil war until 2006 when a peace agreement was negotiated.

The Maoists froth at the extreme fringe of the hardline camp.

When the Maoists determined that no deal was forthcoming, they beheaded the officer on Tuesday.

The Maoists want an executive president and provinces drawn on ethnic lines.

The Maoists want to push through land reform, emancipate the lower castes and seek foreign investment.

In that sense, the Khmers Rouges of Cambodia were the ultimate Maoists.

In Nepal, both the Maoists and the former royal army have strong reason to want to avoid any probe into their past behaviour.

They may be eyeing on Bihar via maoists with guns supplied by them clandestaneously.

Yet where this has been tried it has weakened the Maoists' grip.

But to their many opponents, the Maoists have not kept their promises to abandon violence and have not truly embraced democracy.

The credit here goes entirely to the Maoists' choice of their 73 MPs in the new interim legislature.

Some Maoists mutter grimly about ditching the peace deal that in 2006 ended their ten-year insurgency.

The country now faces a crisis for which the Maoists, the other parties and the army all share responsibility.

The Maoists are led by Prachanda, whose real name is Pushpa Kamal Dahal.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has called the Maoists India's gravest internal security threat.

Under the ballroom's crystal chandeliers, Nepal's Maoists are holding court.

So insurgent communists in poor, largely rural countries such as India, Nepal and Peru are naturally inclined to style themselves Maoists.

Five years have gone by since a peace agreement between the government and the Maoists was signed under the aegis of India.

And the Maoists seem unwilling to disband their forces.

why Maoists are not present in the north east by election?

Emboldened by a chill political wind, diehard Maoists in China are rising to confront their critics.

The Maoists want to merge the two forces. The army's high command is reluctant.

Unless President Ram Baran Yadav relents, the Maoists say they will not rejoin the government.

Following the defeat of their presidential candidate, however, the Maoists now say that they will play no part in the new administration.

On May 24th the Maoists spurned an invitation to join the new government.

This led the Maoists to quit government.

The comrades sometimes will find a shelter where the people will welcome and gladly give food and a place to sleep to Maoists.

leftists and Maoists on the other.

In tribal areas, on the other hand, no party is as well-organized as the Maoists.

At the same time we promote the political line of the Maoists .

This VDC is one where there is a lot of support for the Maoists.

How fierce will the Maoists be now?

The Maoists, who won 38% of the assembly's seats in the country's first post-conflict election last year, do not support him.

The opposition and urban elites benefit from the social and economic hierarchy the Maoists say they want to change.

He traveled all the way to Delhi to strike a deal with Maoists in order to bring them into mainstream politics.

However, the Maoists now say that they will play no part in the new administration.

After ten years of insurgency the Maoists laid down their arms and signed a peace deal in 2006.

In last year's election the Maoists won 38% of the seats in a Constituent Assembly.

It is not just the Maoists who have a problem with democracy. The other parties find it hard to come to terms with last year's election.

Maoists like to speak in poetic language, but we should listen to them because they appear ascendant in the Chinese political system.

Another aim may have been to provoke the Maoists into violent retaliation, and so lose them local support.

According to police sources, there are some 75 Maoists in Mumbai.

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