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Our main problem in this country is the problem of social justice.
How are we to ensure that in this country whoever can work and wishes to work will find work, and will receive just compensation for his work, so that he can support himself and his family by his work as befits the basic needs and dignity of human beings?
How are we to ensure that in this country whoever can work and wishes to work will find work, and will receive just compensation for his work, so that he can support himself and his family by his work as befits the basic needs and dignity of human beings?
How we are to ensure that the leadership elite of this country will have an effective concern for the basic needs of the vast majority of our people, and will employ the vast resources of which they have effective control not in wasteful consumption, but in constructive agricultural and industrial development beneficial not to a few but to all.
In short: how are we to establish in this country, so long exploited by both foreign and native oppressors, a society of justice and peace, based on cordial cooperation among all ranks and levels?
To this crucial question the Communist Party of the Philippines had a clear and definite reply; a set of goal, a plan, and a timetable.
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