jueves, 29 de octubre de 2026

BRASIL: Levar até o fim a luta contra o bolsonarismo! - Revista Revolução Cultural



A fuga de Flávio Bolsonaro do País, no dia seguinte à sua derrota eleitoral, com o apoio de Trump, confirma que o bolsonarismo não é uma mera corrente política, mas um grupo de sabotadores, conspiradores e terroristas, financiados pelo imperialismo estadunidense. É preciso combinar a mobilização das ruas com medidas econômicas efetivas de proteção aos trabalhadores, para recuperar a sua parcela que se deixou iludir pela demagogia bolsonarista. Ao mesmo tempo, devemos exigir a repressão mais severa contra os bandidos fascistas, seus líderes e financiadores.


A onda de mobilização popular que atropelou o bolsonarismo nas últimas semanas é um grande acontecimento brasileiro e mundial. Ela prova que é possível vencer a extrema-direita, desde que se rompa a política de concessões e apaziguamentos e se lhe enfrente medida por medida. O fato de que uma liderança moderada como Lula tenha sido o catalisador deste movimento é resultado de décadas de desorganização e confusão ideológica entre aqueles que se dizem revolucionários. A estes, cabe trabalhar duro e com clareza, ligados às massas trabalhadoras, para reocupar a vanguarda do processo histórico, não apenas na literatura, mas também na vida. Ao contrário do que apregoam certos catastrofistas, o fato de que a enorme mobilização de massas tenha resultado em derrota do bolsonarismo é o melhor cenário para a continuidade da luta nos próximos anos. As pessoas simples do povo despertaram para a luta política, experimentaram os laços de solidariedade e esperança que nascem da militância, ganharam confiança nas suas próprias forças e ninguém será capaz de devolvê-las ao papel de meras espectadoras.


O bolsonarismo é o nome brasileiro para fascismo nesta quadra do século XXI, como integralismo o era na década de 30 do século passado. Trata-se de um movimento que representa os setores mais reacionários do capital financeiro e que pretende mudar a forma estatal de dominação da burguesia, instaurando uma ditadura contrarrevolucionária aberta. O bolsonarismo tentou uma quartelada há apenas quatro anos e agora, durante as eleições, praticou sabotagem contra o deslocamento de eleitores, censura nas redes sociais e se valeu de financiamento estrangeiro para impulsionar seus candidatos. Se eleito Flávio Bolsonaro, é líquido e certo que não haveria pleito daqui a quatro anos - o que, incrivelmente, foi confessado pelo próprio candidato derrotado. A sua fuga confirma que se trata de um grupo geneticamente golpista, que trama para vender o nosso país ao imperialismo estadunidense.


A derrota eleitoral, contudo, não significa o fim do bolsonarismo, que deitou raízes econômicas, políticas e culturais na sociedade brasileira. A manutenção da sua força, entre 2022 e 2026, mesmo após o 8 de janeiro e a revelação das entranhas da tentativa de golpe, comprova a falência da política de apaziguamento. Foi a brava juventude, sedenta de vontade de lutar, que rompeu anos de desmobilização e iniciou a jornada antifascista a partir de 5 de outubro. Agora que Lula foi reeleito, os mesmos articulistas e dirigentes partidários que trabalharam diuturnamente pela eleição de Bolsonaro recomendam a cartilha de prudência, ajuste fiscal e pacificação, ou seja, um estelionato eleitoral que frustraria as camadas populares e alimentaria a demagogia bolsonarista. Devemos exigir que o novo governo implemente o quanto antes o fim da escala 6x1, mantenha a proibição das bets, institua a tarifa zero nos ônibus e enfrente as demandas populares por direitos trabalhistas, habitação, saúde de qualidade e tantas outras. A mobilização de massas não deve ser um anexo das diretrizes que vêm dos palácios, mas um fator independente de defesa dos direitos dos trabalhadores e de luta ideológica antifascista na base da sociedade. Ao mesmo tempo, devemos reivindicar que os líderes e financiadores dos golpistas sejam devidamente punidos. O mesmo vale para seus provocadores locais, que merecem receber o devido castigo da ira popular.


Por fim, desde esta Revista saudamos o povo brasileiro, pela demonstração de energia, coragem e solidariedade que assombraram o mundo. Há um ditado que diz “se os velhos pudessem, se os jovens soubessem”. Nessas últimas semanas, o que se viu foram as gerações anteriores reunindo forças da onde parecia não haver para agir, unidas às gerações mais novas que souberam o que fazer quando as cúpulas batiam cabeças. O Brasil que amamos e defenderemos contra a agressão imperialista não é o país dos Nikolas, Pavanato ou Campopiano; não é o Brasil da celerada do chicote ou dos racistas e assassinos de aluguel.


O Brasil que amamos e defenderemos é o Brasil dos milhões de trabalhadores e intelectuais progressistas da cidade e do campo, que se levantaram como uma muralha para barrar a passagem aos insolentes fascistas. Um país capaz de fazer piadas das suas próprias mazelas e lutar com uma energia e criatividade inigualáveis contra seus inimigos. Aqueles que, dizendo-se de esquerda, simplesmente cruzaram os braços e ficaram à margem deste potente movimento de massas contra os nossos piores inimigos, são, no melhor dos casos, doutrinários incorrigíveis, e no pior lacaios remunerados da reação, que merecem ser repudiados como quinta-coluna da direita nos meios operários.



Avante, sem recuar, desmobilizar e nem esmorecer!

BANGLADESH:Complete Solidarity with the Student-People's Movements Across Europe, - RSYM


 Statement by the Revolutionary Student-Youth Movement and the Revolutionary Workers' Movement

Complete Solidarity with the Student-People's Movements Across Europe, Including France, and Strong Condemnation and Protest Against Police Repression, Killings, and Arrests in the Movements.



The Revolutionary Student-Youth Movement and the Revolutionary Workers' Movement strongly condemn and protest the killings, arrests, and police repression targeting the ongoing student-people's movements in France and various other European countries.


In France, a student movement has spread since September 2026 against the financial crisis in the education sector, teacher shortages, dilapidated educational institutions, rising living costs, and an uncertain future. This movement is no longer confined to students' demands alone. The demands of workers and peasants have also become part of it. All forces opposed to French President imperialist Macron are now joining this movement. Far-right nationalists, reformists, the electoral left, revolutionaries, workers, peasants, students, and the general public are all taking to the streets with their class demands. The French government is carrying out widespread arrests and using police force to suppress the movement. Protests are also intensifying in various European countries, including Italy, Belgium, and Spain, over crises in education, housing, wages, and public services. Imperialism is in crisis across Europe.


We believe that this crisis of imperialism is not an isolated phenomenon; these are crises of the imperialist economic system. A profit-driven economy, inequality, unemployment, cuts in education and healthcare sector, and policies that shift the burden of the crisis onto ordinary people are devastating people's lives. Class contradictions are increasingly sharpening. The imperialist-capitalist world order is failing to guarantee the fundamental interests and rights of the people. 


The movements of students-masses and young people of Generation Z are expressions of their legitimate demands, sense of rights, and political consciousness. Considering young people politically immature, ignoring their demands, or choosing the path of repression reflects the anti-people nature of the state system of imperialist France.


We call for the release of arrested protesters and urge people to continue the movement until their legitimate demands, including those concerning education, are fulfilled.


At the same time, however, oppressed people must remain aware that the total liberation of the people cannot be achieved merely by changing the government. The experiences of Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka demonstrate that even after changes of government, the crises affecting people's lives have persisted and intensified. What is therefore needed is a transformation of the entire state system and the exploitative socioeconomic system.


We call upon student-youth, workers, peasants, and other oppressed people to transform movements centered on isolated issue-based demands into a movement for the transformation of the entire system. The struggle to establish a society free from exploitation must be advanced by organizing under the leadership of the working class, guided by the ideology of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, and moving forward toward the goal of socialism-communism.


We express our full solidarity with the protest called for October 31 in France and the nationwide strike across France on November 5. It is right to rebel against injustice.

INDIA: Revolutionary Students’ Front: CONDEMN THE EXPULSION OF SIX SRFTI STUDENTS! RESIST THE FASCIST ASSAULT ON CAMPUS DEMOCRACY!


martes, 27 de octubre de 2026

Dazibao Rojo continúa!!!

 



Después de sufrir el cierre por parte de Google durante más de 20 días, hemos sido capaces de restaurar nuestro blog. 

Agradecemos a todas y todos los camaradas que nos han escrito mostrando su solidaridad y preguntando que sucedía con el Dazibao Rojo.

Dazibao Rojo continúa!!!

jueves, 8 de octubre de 2026

GRECIA:Athens for india


Organised by KKEml and TKP/ML 

ΑΘΗΝΑ | Πραγματοποιήθηκε η συγκέντρωση αλληλεγγύης στους Ινδούς αγωνιστές



Το Σάββατο 3/10 το μεσημέρι πραγματοποιήθηκε στα Προπύλαια συγκέντρωση διαμαρτυρίας ενάντια στη θανατική καταδίκη 10 Ινδών φυλακισμένων οι οποίοι κατηγορούνται χωρίς στοιχεία για την συμμετοχή στην επιχείρηση της κοιλάδας του Τζιράμ, όπου ο Λαϊκός Απελευθερωτικός Αντάρτικος Στρατός υπό την καθοδήγηση του ΚΚΙ (μαοϊκού) εκτέλεσε 27 λαομίσητους ηγέτες. Η θανατική καταδίκη και οι κατηγορίες έρχονται να συνεχίσουν δολοφονίες μέχρι και αμάχων φτωχών αγροτών και αυτόχθονων με την κατηγορία του Ναξαλισμού.

Η συγκέντρωση στην Αθήνα ανέδειξε το ζήτημα της θανατικής καταδίκησης των ινδών αγωνιστών. Μοιράστηκε πλατιά η ανακοίνωση καταγγελίας, ενώ διαβάστηκαν τοποθετήσεις στα μεγάφωνα. Σε αυτή συμμετείχαν το ΚΚΕ(μ-λ), η Πρωτοβουλία αλληλεγγύης στον Ινδικό λαό, η Partizan και το ΕΚΚΕ.



Είναι σημαντικό να προβληθεί το ζήτημα του ινδικού επαναστατικού κινήματος ειδικά σε αυτή τη φάση που το ινδικό κράτος στοχοποιεί ακόμα και τους πνευματικά ναξαλίτες. Κάθε δημοκρατικός προοδευτικός άνθρωπος οφείλει να πάρει το μέρος των 10 της κοιλάδας του Τζιράμ, να δείξει την αλληλεγγύη του στο ινδικό επαναστατικό κίνημα που εδώ και δεκαετίες εμπνέει τους λαούς όλου του πλανήτη.

lunes, 5 de octubre de 2026

FRANCIA: Unité Communist for the International Day of Action September 26

 

INDIA:demonstration in many cities against police violence against women and patriarchy - info ICSPWI






, on October 1, 2026, BHU students organized a protest march from VT to the MMV intersection, supported by the Varanasi unit of the Bhagat Singh Students Morcha. A large number of BHU students—particularly female students—rose up against the patriarchy.
The rising crimes against women in the country demonstrate that the parliamentary party in power exploits this issue merely to win elections, while its actual agenda is to loot and exploit the public for the next five years. If we look at any parliamentary party, their ranks are filled with leaders who are often rapists themselves—individuals who enjoy state protection. It is a consequence of rising Brahminical Hindutva fascism that administrations at BHU and other universities encourage BJP-RSS-affiliated goon squads to attack students. These very gangs of thugs and hooligans roam openly with impunity after harassing or raping women. We can cite the recent example of Swatantra Bhardwaj, or look at figures like Brij Bhushan, Prajwal Revanna, Asaram, and Ram Rahim—along with various other religious gurus and politicians—who are openly shielded by the ruling establishment.
Pre-emptive measures were taken to prevent female students from joining today's march, yet, recognizing their own strength, they turned out in large numbers. The BHU campus is not safe for women; here, when female students raise their voices, male security personnel drag them, beat them with lathis, and subject them to moral policing. The university administration itself shields these perpetrators; complaints against them yield no action, and instead, students face harassment through disciplinary committees. The goons and hooligans present here are protected, as are professors who harbor anti-women attitudes. The patriarchy present in society is a product of the system of economic inequality. Therefore, patriarchy cannot be eradicated from society without economic equality.
The Bhagat Singh Students' Morcha appeals to all students, workers, professors, and intellectuals to unite and intensify the struggle against the rising tide of Brahminical Hindutva fascism; this is the path to women's liberation.
There is no women's liberation without revolution, and no revolution without women's liberation.
Smash patriarchy!
Smash Manuvad!
Smash Brahminism!
Smash feudalism!
Smash imperialism!
Long live the revolution!


sábado, 3 de octubre de 2026

ITALIA:International Day of Solidarity and Struggle in 9 cities – A report

The International Day of Solidarity and Struggle launched by the International Committee to Support the People's War in India (ICSPWI) on September 26th took place across nine Italian cities—from North to South—engaging various sectors currently in struggle.

This day is part of a sustained international campaign launched in March 2025 that is reaching many countries across all continents. It comes at a critical juncture: while Modi’s fascist Hindutva regime claims that the people's war led by the Communist Party of India (Maoist) has been militarily defeated through the genocidal "Operation Kagaar," dozens of protests have erupted across the Indian federation against Operation Kagaar itself and the brutal massacres of Adivasi populations. These protests also oppose the unlawful killings of comrades and guerrillas—murdered in staged encounters—and the detention of Maoist comrades as well as democratic and progressive activists who speak out against these actions.
Furthermore, mass protest movements against Modi’s Hindutva regime are developing in India; most notably, the massive student movement that dubbed itself the "Cockroaches" succeeded in forcing the resignation of the Minister of Education.
Following this victory, we are witnessing further struggles in the education sector led by revolutionary student collectives—such as the Revolutionary Students' Front (RSF) and the Bhagat Singh Student Morcha—which link student issues (such as police repression on university campuses, interference by Hindu extremist groups directly linked to the Prime Minister, and general corruption) to revolutionary battles. Among these is the crucial fight against the death penalty facing the so-called "Janagha 10"—ten comrades of the CPI (Maoist).

Indian organisations such as FACAM and CASR are on the forefront i the battle against tha state repression.

Last month, the Modi regime declared that the "war" is now shifting from the forests to the cities, targeting those he termed "Urban Naxals"—that is, Naxalite (Maoist) intellectuals.
This label encompasses all activists—not only revolutionaries but also democrats and progressives—who dare to denounce and challenge Modi’s current Hindutva regime. This regime is rapidly driving the "Hindutvisation" of Indian society, crushing existing national liberation movements, other religious faiths, and anyone who dissents.
Externally, the Hindutva regime is cementing its ideological and strategic alliance with the quintessential genocidal regime—the Zionist one—and acting as a bulwark for Yankee imperialism to contain Chinese expansion in South Asia. At the same time, it colludes with the other imperialist camp represented by Russia and with Chinese social-imperialism itself—through the BRICS economic alliance—to advance its domestic "development" plan: transitioning from a dependent (bureaucratic-comprador) capitalism to a fully realized (imperialist) one.

All of this—and more—has been brought to public squares and workplaces across Italy, where the campaign has unfolded. Furthermore, the latest document from the CPI (M) – North Committee, titled "Celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the party’s formation everywhere with revolutionary zeal and enthusiasm!", was distributed during these initiatives.

A report follows:

In Palermo, Sicily’s main city, a protest sit-in took place on a major street in the historic center—home to the Law Faculty and an area heavily frequented by immigrants in general, and by South Asians (Bangladeshis, Tamils, and Sinhalese) in particular. Many people—including immigrants, locals, and tourists—stopped to listen to speeches denouncing the Hindutva regime and the thread linking it to the Israeli "Nazizionist" regime; hundreds of leaflets were distributed. It was asserted that the best form of internationalist support for the Indian people—as well as the Palestinian people—is to wage an all-out struggle against the Meloni government here in this country in order to oust it.
It was further emphasized that "the political opposition movement in Italy generally underestimates or takes no interest in India and the events unfolding there. This is unfortunate, because simply by looking at the political and economic ties between the Meloni government and Modi’s Indian government—along with the latter's close alliance with Israeli 'Nazizionism' against Palestine and the Palestinian people's resistance—offering internationalist support for the Indian people's struggle and their revolutionary people's war should seem almost natural."

 

In Milan—the country's "economic capital" and the regional capital of Lombardy—an information meeting was organized, followed by participation in a demonstration attended by housing rights collectives, the Palestine solidarity movement, and activists from various organizations and youth movements. During the demonstration, posters were put up, and a speech was delivered to inform the

Regarding the international day of support for Indian political prisoners, participants denounced the repression and the ties between Modi, Meloni, and Netanyahu—specifically the implementation of trade agreements between Italy and India involving the development of the IMEC (India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor), as well as military cooperation agreements. Hundreds of leaflets were distributed.

 

In Bergamo, Lombardy, activities for the international day focused primarily on the working class—particularly Indian workers—and the Palestine solidarity movement; actions included outreach, the posting of materials, and leaflet distribution outside factories, alongside the organization of a public meeting. Additionally, during a sit-in organized by the Palestine solidarity movement, an exhibition featuring images and posters was held, and a speech was delivered reiterating the points made in the introduction of this report and during the events in Palermo and Milan.In Taranto, Puglia—an industrial city home to Italy's largest steelworks (formerly ArcelorMittal) and a major Italian and NATO military and port hub—the day’s activities engaged both the movement fighting against the city's militarization and the areas where South Asian immigrants, including Indians, reside.

 

In Bari, the capital of the Puglia region, the ICSPWI took part in a demonstration organized by the Palestine solidarity movement calling for the closure of the Zionist regime's honorary consulate in the city.


In Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, a representative of the ICSPWI addressed a major meeting of dockworkers, pro-Palestine solidarity activists, intellectuals, and researchers regarding the IMEC corridor. The speaker reiterated points previously made in this report, specifically highlighting the strategic partnership trade agreements—particularly as they concern Ravenna, which joined this corridor in March.
Commercial ports—and, in Ravenna’s case, a military port (as evidenced by the customs authorities' refusal to disclose the volume of arms being loaded, unloaded, or in transit, in violation of Law 185/90 and Article 11 of the Constitution)—signify profits and the strengthening of government foreign policy. In Modi’s case, this means the genocide of Adivasi populations, violent attacks on minorities, massacres, and repression against his own people and the people's war led by the Communist Party of India (Maoist). The latter has been hit hard, and repression continues with arrests at universities, driven by Modi’s obsession with the Maoist ideology—the "Naxal" movement—upheld by the Communist Party of India (Maoist) in continuity with the great Naxalbari uprising.
Our government is complicit, and Ravenna is complicit; there is economic collaboration and a shared fascist ideology between the governments.
Workers and attendees were invited to participate in the international day of action and the ongoing international campaign. Leaflets were distributed to those present, and campaign posters were displayed in the hall.

In Bologna—the capital of the Emilia-Romagna region and a major university hub—posters announcing the international day of action were put up.

In Rome, the ICSPWI took part in a major demonstration against the criminalization—by Yankee imperialism and the Trump administration—of the *Autistici/Inventati* collective, which had been placed on the list of terrorist organizations; the group distributed leaflets and put up posters for the event.

 

Finally, in L'Aquila (in the Abruzzo region of central Italy), an information point was set up at the university.

italian version 










lunes, 28 de septiembre de 2026

BANGLADESH:Rally and Procession Held in Dhaka on the International Day of Struggle and Solidarity –26 September 2026 - RYSM


PRESS RELEASE
 26 September 2026

Rally and Procession Held in Dhaka on the International Day of Struggle and Solidarity –26 September 2026

Immediate Release of All Political Prisoners in India and an End to Repression, Massacres and Ethnic Oppression Demanded

A rally and procession were held today, 26 September, in front of the National Museum at Shahbagh in Dhaka, marking the International Day of Struggle and Solidarity, protesting the repression, massacres and ethnic oppression against the struggling people of India and demanding the immediate release of all political prisoners in India.

The rally was organized by the Committee Against the Genocide of Maoists and Adivasis in India, Bangladesh. Speakers said that for a long time, state forces in India have been carrying out repression against the struggling people, leaders and activists associated with the Maoist movement, and Adivasi communities in the name of military operations.
They stated that through the military operation Operation Kagaar, which began in January 2024, more than 750 Maoist leaders and activists and ordinary Adivasis have been killed. Repression has not been limited to this; progressive intellectuals supporting Maoism are being arrested and subjected to repression by branding them as “Urban Naxals.” Through arrests, imprisonment, killings, evictions, and various measures aimed at establishing control over the people's land and natural resources, the just rights and struggles of the people are being suppressed, the speakers said.
The speakers demanded the immediate release of all political prisoners in India, an end to repression and massacres against the struggling people, and the establishment of the rights of Adivasi peoples over their land, forests and natural resources. They expressed solidarity with oppressed and struggling peoples in different parts of the world, including India, and paid solemn tribute to the martyrs of the people's just movements.

Those who addressed the rally included Naeem Uddin, President, Revolutionary Student-Youth Movement, Dhaka Metropolitan; Badal Shah Alam, Editor, Khanan; Harun-or-Rashid, General Secretary, Maulana Bhasani Parishad; Raghu Abhijit Roy, Organizer, Samaj Anushilan Kendra; Masud Khan, President, Jatiya Ganatantrik Ganamancha; and Zafar Hossain, President, New Democratic People’s Forum.

The rally was chaired by Hasan Fakri, Convener, Committee Against the Genocide of Maoists and Adivasis in India, Bangladesh.
Following the rally, a procession was held from Shahbagh to Raju Sculpture and back to Shahbagh. The procession raised various slogans demanding the release of all political prisoners in India, an end to repression and massacres against the people, and the establishment of the rights of Adivasi peoples in the struggle to protect their water, forests and land.

Issued by,
Hasan Fakri
 Convener
 Committee Against the Genocide of Maoists and Adivasis in India, Bangladesh
 
 

Call for the International Day of Solidarity and Struggle– 26 September 2026

Freedom for all the Political Prisoners in India

Stop Repression, Massacres and Genocide on the struggling masses by the Modi's Fascist Regime

Honour the Martyrs of Indian Revolution on the 22nd Anniversary of the Communist Party of India (Maoist)

Only the Path of People's War for New Democratic Revolution and Socialist Revolution Can Free the Masses from Exploitation and Oppression

Revolutionary Student-Youth Movement
 


 





 




INDIA:Release Jhiramghati 10 - FACAM - info and actions in the International day fo solidarity and struggle ICSPWI

 


miércoles, 23 de septiembre de 2026

BANGLADESH:Call for the International Day of Struggle and Solidarity — 26 September 2026


Demand the immediate release of all political prisoners in India!

Stop the fascist repression, genocide, and ethnic oppression against the people struggling in India!

Committee Against the Genocide of Maoists and Adivasis in India, Bangladesh 

lunes, 21 de septiembre de 2026

ITALIA:ICSPWI (Italian section) – Modi’s “Maoist Obsession” – The internationalist solidarity campaign


ICSPWI (Italian section) – Modi’s “Maoist Obsession” – The internationalist solidarity campaign

Events unfolding in India confirm the dire situation the comrades and cadres of the Communist Party of India (Maoist) are facing. Significant statements by Prime Minister Modi demonstrate that the issue of the Naxalites and Maoism remains a central focus for him; Modi has declared that the Maoist insurgency has been substantially defeated militarily, though this does not mean it has vanished.

Modi emphasizes that the country—or rather, his regime—now faces a new battle against what is termed "Dimagi Naxal" (Intellectual Naxalism), the ideological movement rooted in Maoism: "If the violence has been defeated, the task now is to defeat the ideology that drove and guided it." This aligns with the regime's current actions, which appear to be targeting Naxalite intellectuals. Modi states that these comrades and their spheres of influence have been identified and isolated; consequently, it is evident that repression will now be concentrated on these areas.

These statements corroborate reports from various associations—some of which have appeared on our blogs—regarding the ongoing repression in areas engaged in the struggle against the Modi regime.

Two other issues testify to the fact that the "Maoist obsession" remains central to Modi's agenda. The Home Minister has declared that, having defeated the Naxalites, the goal is now to employ the same methods to combat drug trafficking. This confirms that every escalation of repression against the Naxalite movement translates into further government action, applying the same brutal tactics against any entity that poses a challenge to the regime. Furthermore, on the 5th, Prime Minister Modi threatened Pakistan, stating that if Pakistan engages in armed actions amounting to an incursion into Indian territory—given the existing national and international tensions between the two countries—India will respond. He emphasized this by saying, "just as we did with the Maoists..." and "the way we have tackled terrorism shows that we mean business."

This topic is used in two ways: on one hand, to claim victory over Maoism; on the other, it reflects an enduring obsession for the Indian regime, which is well aware that its strategic future hinges on whether or not the Naxalite movement resurges.

Other news are also intereting. For instance, the Nepalese government—through Prachanda—has officially requested that the Indian government release twenty rebel Maoist cadres currently held in Patna's prisons.

Clearly, the Naxalite threat in India is far from eliminated, despite the Modi regime's triumphalist statements and military victory; we, for our part, view this not as a strategic victory, but merely as a tactical one within the current phase.

For all these reasons, the ongoing campaign regarding India—culminating in the national mobilization on September 26—goes beyond mere solidarity. It addresses the fundamental dynamics of the relationship between India and its people, as well as India's place within the global system. It encompasses the alignment of forces in the imperialist war and the crises associated with it—such as the situation in Palestine, the aggression against Iran, and the international repercussions of a war with Iran, which would inevitably affect India as well. This campaign must be viewed within the context of an ongoing struggle—one that extends beyond the events of the 26th—concerning the ties between India and Palestine, as well as the international axis of trade routes linking India, Israel, and Italy. Regarding Italy specifically, the key issue concerns the ties between Leonardo (military production state owned enterprise) and the Indian regime.

In this context, our initiative seeks to combine three elements: propaganda, agitation, and direct action.

On the level of action, the main element—as seen in similar initiatives worldwide—is the issue of political prisoners and state repression. This repression targets both revolutionary-leaning intellectuals accused of links to Maoism and the broader population facing the regime's mass crackdowns. In recent months, this repression has impacted India's most significant and timely urban movement: the so-called "Cockroach Movement." This movement sparked unprecedented mobilization among students and youth, shaking India and revealing to the world the nature of the contradictions the country is facing. The Cockroach Movement is also deeply connected to India's diverse communities...

...communities existing around the world—precisely because this youth is also connected to that segment of the population forced to leave India.

September 13th marks the commemoration of Jatin Das, a figure of great historical significance and the first universally recognized martyr of the Indian revolution during the era of British colonial rule. He died in Lahore prison on September 13, 1929, after a 63-day hunger strike. A call to action issued by the coalition of associations known as "Justice for Kerala Prisoners" highlights their link to the struggle for the rights and dignity of political prisoners in India.

Raising awareness and mobilizing on behalf of political prisoners—as well as responding to the regime's manifold repressive operations—tangibly links the International Day of September 26th to the ongoing mobilization within India.

The issue of political prisoners in India further confirms that, as ever, the Modi government has no intention of "pardoning" political prisoners or those incarcerated due to the people's war and armed struggle in India.

The government has used the weapon of blackmail for political ends to secure defections and disarmament. In a statement made during a major trial involving several prisoners—many of whom had surrendered—the judge clearly indicated that surrender does not automatically exempt individuals from standing trial for their offenses, crimes, or attacks. This implies that the Modi regime's judicial stance is to ensure that every trial effectively results in a long prison sentence for the accused. The issue of political prisoners and repression links the plight of Indian prisoners to the broader situation of political prisoners in Palestine and to the dynamics of repression affecting political prisoners everywhere—including in our own country—whether they belong to the Palestine solidarity movement or, more generally, to circles considered revolutionary in relation to imperialist regimes and states.

jueves, 17 de septiembre de 2026

USA:International day of struggle in solidarity in New York

 

 Join Stop Operation Kagar Coalition - NYC in taking up the newest international call to action


- NYC
September 26th 2pm
Union Square

We will honor the fallen martyrs and political prisoners for the International day of action in supporting the peoples movement in India.

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FILIPINAS:Advancing the people's war is the highest tribute to Ka Rida - Communist Party of the Philippines

 

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September 16, 2026

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Philippines bestows the highest honors to Julia Cagadas-Lastimosa, revolutionary leader of North Central Mindanao Region (NCMR). The thousands upon thousands of workers, peasants and Lumad people knew her as Ka Rida, Ka Toyang, Ka Kayuka, Ka Tanya―whom they deeply loved for her simplicity, determination and dedication to serve all the oppressed and exploited.

Last Saturday, September 12, Ka Rida, 66, breathed her last. She fell in combat along with three other Red fighters of the New People's Army, in an armed encounter with the fascist troops of the 26th Infantry Battalion, in Barangay Bakingking, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to the children, relatives and loved ones of Ka Rida. We also offer our sympathies to the friends and families of Ka Maki (Rocha Mae Bihag), Ka Doydoy (Tiloy Basahon) and Ka Kikoy (Ringo Lindayo). For having dedicated their lives to the cause of national liberation and true democracy, they are all heroes of the Filipino people. Their names are now forever etched in the walls of the people's pantheon.

We extend our deepest condolences to the revolutionary forces of NCMR, many of whom crossed paths with Ka Rida as she mentored and guided countless young revolutionary activists and cadres. Ka Rida was among the leading cadres of the Regional Party Committee who led the growth of the revolutionary movement in NCMR over the past two decades.

Ka Rida hailed from a middle-peasant family in Barangay Bugo, on the outskirts of Cagayan de Oro City. She finished secondary school. She joined the Party in 1979 at age 19, and served as an organizer among workers and student youth. She later served as secretary of an armed partisan unit during the 1980s.

She was twice imprisoned by the enemy, but never for one moment bowed before the oppressors. In August 1989, she was arrested during the height of workers' struggles in the country. Less than two months later, she joined others in a jailbreak, and swam across the mighty Cagayan River to freedom. She was arrested again by the enemy in 2003. She spent two years in the enemy's prison, organizing fellow detainees to fight for their rights. She gained freedom as trumped-up charges against her were dismissed one after another.

Ka Rida firmly upheld the Second Great Rectification Movement in the 1990s to correct errors of military adventurism and urban insurrectionism. She later assumed the role of secretary of a front committee, and later served as secretary of a subregional committee (covering Misamis Oriental and parts of Agusan provinces).

In the early 2010s, she was elected to the Regional Committee and its Executive Committee. Along with other cadres, she conscientiously studied Marxism-Leninism-Maoism and assiduously applied it to revolutionary practice. It was during this time that the revolutionary forces in the region grew steadily, reaching historic levels of strength.

In 2016, she attended the Second Congress of the CPP. She was elected to the Central Committee and subsequently participated in its inaugural plenum. In October 2023, she assumed the position of secretary of the North Central Mindanao Regional Committee. In 2024, she was designated as a member of the CC's Political Bureau.

Over the past decade, the revolutionary forces in NCMR and other regions across the country suffered losses as a result of internal weaknesses and shortcomings, amid a sustained armed offensive of the reactionary armed forces since 2017. As in the 1990s, Ka Rida firmly upheld the call for a rectification movement to correct errors and shortcomings.

In recent years, she personally led the revolutionary forces in conducting mass work to deepen and expand the reach of the Party and NPA. Under her leadership, the NPA conducted political education and propaganda to rouse the people to wage revolutionary struggles amid heightened fascist attacks and threats of imperialist war and plunder.

For close to a decade, the Armed Forces of the Philippines has spent billions of pesos on widespread armed offensives in NCMR, occupying peasant and Lumad communities and placing these under military rule. Employing its armed minions, the Marcos regime has subjected the local population to psywar and disinformation, surveillance and harassment, and carried out combat operations combined with relentless aerial bombardment. The objective of the AFP and the puppet Marcos regime is to crush the people's resistance in order to pave the way for the entry of foreign capital.

Gloating over their killing of Ka Rida and believing they have succeeded in snuffing out the armed revolution in NCMR, AFP officials proclaimed that "development can now begin," publicly and explicitly saying that mining companies can now expand their operations in the region. In doing so, they are inadvertently teaching the Filipino people that their revolutionary armed resistance has for many years preserved the country's wealth and patrimony, and protected it from foreign plunder.

The declaration comes at a time when US imperialism is pushing aggressively to seize control of Philippine critical mineral and other resources. It is funding the AFP to intensify its counterinsurgency drive and establishing military rule in areas where mining companies operate or plan to operate. The killing of Ka Rida and other NPA fighters is now being offered by the Marcos regime and its armed forces on the altar of the Pax Silica, the economic and military scheme of US imperialism.

The Marcos puppet regime, its armed forces and their US imperialist masters believe that killing Ka Rida will halt the people's armed resistance. They are utterly mistaken. The sacrifice of Ka Rida and other revolutionary fighters will only strengthen the resolve of the Filipino people to wage a just war in defense of their land and the country's patrimony, and to attain their aspiration for genuine national freedom and democracy.

Long live the memory of Ka Rida and the martyrs of Agusan del Sur!

Carry forward the protracted people's war!

Defend the country's patrimony and fight for national freedom and democracy!

Long live the New People's Army!

Long live the Communist Party of the Philippines!

Long live the Filipino people!

jueves, 10 de septiembre de 2026

BANGLADESH:Discussion, red flag procession mark Mao Zedong’s 50th death anniversary at DU

 Speakers call for united movement to establish rights of exploited people and build a discrimination-free society


A red flag procession was held, followed by a discussion on Mao Zedong’s political struggle, his role in opposing imperialism and exploitation, and his contribution to the liberation movements of oppressed people on Dhaka University campus. Photo: Ahadul Karim Khan Dhaka Tribune




A discussion, red flag procession and cultural program were held at Payera Chattar in the TSC area of Dhaka University on Wednesday to mark the 50th death anniversary of Chinese revolutionary leader Mao Zedong.

The programs were organized throughout the day.

A red flag procession was held at the beginning, followed by a discussion on Mao Zedong’s political struggle, his role in opposing imperialism and exploitation, and his contribution to the liberation movements of oppressed people.

Later, revolutionary mass songs, songs and poems were performed at a cultural program organized by Gonoshilpir Ganer Dal.

Speakers said Mao Zedong’s political thoughts and teachings remain relevant to struggles against imperialism, exploitation, discrimination and oppression in different parts of the world.

They called for a united movement to establish the rights of exploited people, including workers and peasants, and build a discrimination-free society.

The program was presided over by Hasan Fokri, president of Shaheed Biplobi o Deshpremik Smriti Sangsad and convener of the Comrade Mao Zedong 50th Death Anniversary Observance Committee.

Comrade Arunav Ashraf, joint president of Biplobi Chhatra-Jubo Andolon, Dhaka Metropolitan, conducted the program.

Among those who spoke were Chhatra Gonomancha Joint Convener Ferdous Rahman Rod, Khanan Patrika Editor Badal Shah Alam, Biplobi Chhatra-Jubo Andolon President Taufika Priya, Naya Ganotantrik Gonomorcha President Jafar Hosen and Jatiya Ganotantrik Gonomancha President Masud Khan.

The speakers highlighted various aspects of the Chinese people’s long political struggle under Mao Zedong’s leadership.

They said the Chinese revolution was achieved through a prolonged movement against imperialism, bureaucratic-comprador capitalism and feudalism. They also said Mao’s leadership influenced liberation movements among oppressed people in different countries.

The program called for strengthening the people’s movement against imperialism, expansionism, bureaucratic-comprador capitalism, feudalism and religious fascism.