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Philippine communist rebels deny international terror links.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Daily Inquirer web site on 21 October; subheadings as published
Communist rebels yesterday rejected President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's allegations that they had ties to international terrorists and accused the government of sabotaging peace negotiations by linking them to such groups.
The president said on Tuesday [19 October] Othere were "growing links between the revolutionary left and international terrorist organizations," and ordered a comprehensive reassessment of the government's strategy for dealing with the 35-year-old communist insurgency.
Ms Arroyo and other officials offered no proof …
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