26th september day od action against repression in India

 

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📆 26th September 2026
📍 London, Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield

Join us in heeding the international call to mobilise on this date in solidarity with the revolutionary movement in India and with Indian political prisoners.
Across Britain, we will be calling for release of Priyanshu Kashyap, Ajay Kumar and Vishal Singh and for scrapping of the NIA Gestapo's Lucknow Conspiracy Case which has terrorised 40 further activists.
Join actions in London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Sheffield or get in touch to organise one in your town!
Internationalists and diaspora, in Britain particularly, must oppose and expose repression in India of activists working for students, workers, peasants, Adivasis, women, Dalits, religious minorities and all facing oppression.

 

 .....call of icspswi
The Indian revolution, the people's war, the CPI (Maoist) is today in a very difficult situation, the Modi's regime claims that India is “naxal-free” today. The ruling classes, other governments and regimes in India had said the same in the past but the history has showed that this is an illusion.

People's war and CPI (Maoist) are immortal! New generations of sons of the people are in struggle and take in their hands the flag of revolution.

It is true that in these hard times it needs more than ever the international and internationalist solidarity and support by the communist, proletarian, revolutionary movement, anti-imperialist movements, proletariat and people in struggle and in arms in the world.

ICSPWI with its strong and permanent support of CPI(Maoist) in all form, exists for this and is engaged to mobilise everybody for this support.

The actions of protest of the International Emergency campaign agaist Operation Kagaar until the strong 28thMarch demostrations in the world have showed that in many parts of the world this is possible, but it needs to continue this campaign and do much more.

It needs to unify the international movement against all the forms of opportunism and sectarianism.

It needs to unite the initiatives on the democratic front and in support of the democratic people’s opposition movements against the Modi regime with the support to the CPI(Maoista) and his struggle against revisionists, traitors and capitulationists, today. and particularly on the 22nd anniversary of Party foundation in september, to defend the Party and the road of protracted People’s War in India e in the world.

It needs to bring this struggle within the international communist movement, the large anti-imperialist movement in the world, first the movement of solidarity with the Palestine, the movement aganit the imperialist war, the movement against repression for the release of political prisoners.

Therefore, as part of an ongoing protracted campaign, we call for a new International Day od Solidarity and struggle on the 26th of September 2026.

The platform and plan of actions for the Day will be developed from Rome to Paris, from Switzerland to Germany, from Turkey to Brazil, from Colombia to USA, from Bangladesh to China e and everywhere it is possible in the world.

ICSPWI

UGANDA:Newly established Communist League of Uganda leaders arrested by Museveni regime

 

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Leading comrades from the Communist League of Uganda were kidnapped by Ugandan state thugs yesterday following the League's recent national Congress.

Repression is worsening across the continent in the face of rising class tensions, driven largely by the rising cost of oil due to the US/Israeli war on Iran.

We express solidarity with all communists in Uganda and call for international pressure for the release of all political prisoners, and an end to the state harassment of socialists and communist organisers.

Repression cannot stop the tide of history! Long live the working class! ⚒️🚩

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.Ugandan security forces have reportedly arrested leaders of the recently established Communist League of Uganda (CLU), only days after the organisation held its first national congress.

Booker Ngesa Omole, general secretary of the  Communist Party Marxist-Kenya (CPM-K), reported on Saturday that leaders of the CLU had been arrested by the Western-backed regime of President Yoweri Museveni. A video posted with his statement shows several Ugandans handcuffed inside a security vehicle.

At the time of writing, the precise number and identities of those detained, the location of their detention and any charges brought against them have not been confirmed.

The arrests, if confirmed, constitute a serious attack on fundamental democratic rights. Workers, youth and defenders of democratic rights internationally must oppose the persecution of political organisations by the Ugandan state and demand the immediate disclosure of the whereabouts and legal status of all those detained.

BANGLADESH:Stand by the People of Nepal - Proletarian Party of Purbo Bangla (PBSP/Bangladesh)

Stand by the People of Nepal

Unmask the Nature- and Climate-Destroying Capitalist-Imperialist World System

On August 26^th, hundreds of people were killed and injured in a flash flood in Nepal. Additionally, more than a thousand people are missing. The relationship between the people of Nepal and the people of our country spans many years—ranging from ordinary trade to the exchange of struggle experiences.

On behalf of the International Department of our party, we express our grief and condolences to the families of those killed and affected by the flash flood in Nepal. At the same time, we express solidarity with the revolutionary communists of Nepal.

Following this terrible flash flood, various research organizations are mainly blaming long-term climate change for the situation. In reality, the ice of the Himalayas has begun to melt, creating a adverse impact on nature. Many are saying this, but why is this happening? The imperialist-capitalist profit-centric world system is destroying nature in the name of so-called development and progress. And for that reason, the ordinary people of the world are suffering the consequences through floods, droughts, excessive rains, landslides, etc.

This flood in Nepal is not just a warning message for the people of Nepal; it is for all South Asia and the world. Already, the impact of the flood has reached Bihar. Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary has asked to open the Farakka Barrage gates. And everyone knows that if this is done, its impact will fall on our country as well. Therefore, this crisis doesn’t belong to Nepal only, but also to us.

Today, the program of saving the earth, life, nature, and climate has emerged as a fundamental program before the communists of all countries. Therefore, saving climate, life, nature, and the earth is part of the class struggle. That is why this struggle must be advanced further under the leadership of a united organization of communists worldwide.

We call upon all the people and revolutionaries of Nepal:

1. Stand by the affected people.

2. Unmask the nature- and climate-destroying activities of the rulers.

Finally, our call to the people of Bangladesh: Oppose this nature-destroying imperialist system. Build a struggle to achieve the fair share of all common rivers with India.

International Department,

Proletarian Party of Purbo Bangla (PBSP/Bangladesh),

28-08-2026.

PAÍSES BAJOS: CONDOLENCIAS: HEMOS PERDIDO A NUESTRO PROFESOR (HAYDAR KUTAN). Avrupahaber12.org

 

25 de agosto de 2026

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 Nos enteramos con profunda tristeza del fallecimiento de nuestro amigo revolucionario HOCA (Haydar Kutan), quien llevaba muchos años luchando contra una enfermedad .

Nuestro más sentido pésame a su familia, compañeros, amigos y seres queridos.

Su legado perdurará en nuestra lucha a través de sus contribuciones y del legado que dejó en la batalla revolucionaria.

Tras la muerte de Haydar Kutan (HOCA) , el Partido Comunista Maoísta (MKP) emitió el siguiente comunicado:

 

 

“Sentimos un profundo dolor y tristeza por la pérdida del camarada Haydar Kutan (Hoca), uno de los cuadros comunistas de nuestro partido, que dedicó su vida de lucha a la revolución, al pueblo y a la causa del comunismo.”

Se dijo.

El comunicado también anunciaba que la ceremonia fúnebre se celebraría el sábado 29 de agosto de 2026 a las 12:00 horas en el Centro Cultural Aleví de Rotterdam, situado en Albarddasstraat 67, 3119 PB Schiedam , y que Haydar Kutan sería enterrado en Dersim.

AHM Países Bajos

24 de agosto de 2026

NEPAL:El Partido Comunista Revolucionario exige con firmeza el rescate y la ayuda para los ciudadanos afectados por las inundaciones de Bhotekoshi.

 

Katmandú. La repentina crecida del río Bhotekoshi, en el Tíbet chino, ha causado cuantiosos daños materiales y humanos en Rasuwa y los distritos aledaños. El portavoz del Partido Comunista Revolucionario de Nepal, Sudarshan, emitió un comunicado de prensa el 10 de Bhadra, en el que afirma que la crecida, ocurrida alrededor de las 9 de la mañana, ha destruido aldeas, asentamientos, puestos policiales, centrales eléctricas, carreteras y puentes en zonas como Timure Bazaar, Syafrubesi y Rasuwagadhi, en Rasuwa. El impacto de la crecida ha llegado a Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Chitwan y Gorkha.

Las inundaciones han dejado cientos de muertos, desaparecidos y heridos, y miles de millones de rupias en bienes públicos y privados han sido destruidos. Sin embargo, aún no se ha determinado el alcance total de los daños. El partido ha expresado sus más sentidas condolencias a las familias afectadas y ha deseado una pronta recuperación a los heridos.

En este momento de desastre nacional inimaginable, se ha exigido enérgicamente al gobierno nepalí que rescate de inmediato a los ciudadanos atrapados por las inundaciones, atienda a los heridos y proporcione ayuda humanitaria, alojamiento y alimentos a quienes han perdido sus hogares. Asimismo, se han dado instrucciones especiales a los miembros del partido en las zonas afectadas para que trabajen de inmediato sobre el terreno en labores de rescate y socorro.

INDIA:FIGHT AGAINST OPPORTUNISM-LIQUIDATIONISM-REVISIONISM!

 

In the present moment, Indian revolutionaries are facing steep repression and attack on all sides. Despite this, genuine comrades persist in the struggle to preserve the subjective forces and ensure the continuation of the Indian Revolution. As part of this process, liquidationist, revisionist, and opportunist elements within the movement are being weeded out bit by bit. The comrades at bsCEM are criticizing Vishwavijay and Seema Azad, two former revolutionaries who abandoned the struggle for several years and aimed to liquidate as much as possible, and destroy the Party’s political lines in service of their individualist goals. Yet, as bsCEM proclaimed:

Revolutionary politics cannot be reduced to personalities, friendships or long-standing associations. The masses must learn to evaluate political positions on the basis of their class content and their practical consequences. We must also reject the tendency to transform political disagreements into personal disputes. The revolutionary movement must neither rely upon personality cults nor reduce political criticism to personal attacks. At the same time, political criticism cannot be silenced by accusing every critic of being motivated by personal hostility. The correct approach is to examine the political line.

It was Chairman Mao who said “the correctness or otherwise of the ideological and political line decides everything.” We at Jal-Jangal-Jameen affirm this truth, and call on all genuine working and oppressed people in India or overseas to defend the Communist Party of India (Maoist) and the New Democratic Revolution against all attacks. We will take this Martyrs’ Week to remember our martyrs and reaffirm our principles to struggle for revolution. Blood of the fallen people’s warriors will nurture the people’s war!

EXPOSE AND ISOLATE VISHWAVIJAY AND SEEMA AZAD!

FIGHT AGAINST OPPORTUNISM-LIQUIDATIONISM-REVISIONISM!

ADVANCE THE CAUSE OF NEW DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION!

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Comrade Charu Majumdar stands as one of the greatest communist leaders of the world. At a time when revisionism had reduced the communist movement in India to class collaboration, he fearlessly upheld Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, and rekindled the path of people’s war through the thunder of Naxalbari. He taught us that revolution cannot be begged from the exploiting classes, nor won through elections, but must be seized by the armed masses under the leadership of a genuine communist party. His relentless struggle against opportunism, his insistence on ideological purity, and his unwavering confidence in the revolutionary potential of the poorest peasants continue to illuminate the path of revolution in India. Though the reactionary Indian state captured and murdered him in their custody, they could never bury his politics. His blood nourished the revolutionary movement, and his legacy lives on in every struggle that dares to challenge imperialism, feudalism, and comprador bureaucratic capitalism. To honour the martyrdom of Comrade Charu Majumdar is not to worship an individual but to carry forward the revolutionary line for which he lived, fought and gave his life.

Charu Majumdar, and countless martyrs have laid down their lives in the service of the people. They struggled against attack by the reactionary forces, both within and external to the revolutionary movement. As we pay homage to martyrs, we need to also strengthen the struggle against Opportunism-Liquidationism-Revisionism, which is plaguing the revolutionary movement from within. Only by strengthening the fight against it, can we advance the cause of revolution.

EXPOSE THE OPPORTUNISM-LIQUIDATIONISM-REVISIONISM OF VISHWAVIJAY-SEEMA AZAD

The revolutionary movement in India has faced not only the direct external repression of the ruling state but also ideological and political attacks from within the revolutionary camp. History demonstrates that whenever revolutionary forces face periods of repression, setbacks and temporary retreats, the question of political line becomes decisive. It is precisely during such period that opportunist tendencies strongly emerge, seeking to replace revolutionary firmness with compromise, pessimism, and accomodation.

Today, the revolutionary movement is confronted with an intense assault by the reactionary ruling classes. The revolutionary masses and their organizations face military repression, arrests, surveillance and attempts at infiltration. In such circumstances, the task of revolutionaries is to strongly uphold revolutionary principles, and to deepen their understanding, strengthen, and learn from both successes and failures.

It is in this context that we must critically examine the political positions advanced by Vishwavijay and Seema Azad.

Their present political trajectory represents a serious departure from the revolutionary political line based on Marxism-Leninism-Maoism. Their positions, rather than contributing to the strengthening of revolutionary organisation, have created confusion regarding the necessity of revolutionary politics, organization, and methods of struggle.

The question before revolutionaries is therefore not one of personal loyalty or individual relationships. It is a question of political line. A person cannot be judged solely on the basis of their past contributions. Revolutionary history contains numerous examples of individuals who made important contributions at one stage of their political lives but later abandoned revolutionary principles. What matters is the political line that one upholds and practises today. Therefore, the argument that a person cannot be criticised because they have contributed to the revolutionary movement for many years is fundamentally flawed. Revolutionary politics demands continuous self-criticism, ideological struggle, and correction. Past contributions cannot provide permanent immunity from political criticism.

Under the pretext of combating an alleged “left deviation”, they propagated a right-opportunist line that rejected the necessity of maintaining a clandestine Party, belittled the centrality of protracted people’s war, and sought to replace revolutionary politics with legalism and reformism. They consistently attacked democratic centralism, encouraged organisational indiscipline, and promoted factional methods by secretly organizing an anti-Party clique while maintaining a deceptive appearance of unity. Their propagation of bourgeois-liberal conceptions, including the elevation of individualism over proletarian discipline and the promotion of political positions that go against communist morality, represented an ideological assault on Marxism-Leninism-Maoism. Their activities fostered confusion, weakened organisational cohesion, and has objectively served the interests of revisionism and the class enemy.

The history of the international communist movement teaches us that opportunism, and liquidationism often emerges most strongly during periods of political setbacks. The positions advanced by Vishwavijay and Seema Azad are same as those advanced by traitors like Sonu, Devji, and Balraj.

Although nominally Vishwavijay and Seema claim to be against these traitors, they are creating similar confusions, and engaging in liquidationist activities. Their content and class collaboration is the same, no matter how eloquently they can defend themself. When repression intensifies and revolutionary forces face temporary setbacks, some begin to question the very principles that guided the revolutionary movement.

Instead of analysing the objective conditions and identifying the causes of setbacks, they seek an easier path. Revolutionary organisation is portrayed as unnecessary. Discipline is presented as authoritarianism. Democratic centralism is reduced to bureaucratic control. Underground work is dismissed without a concrete analysis of the conditions that necessitate it. Such tendencies must be confronted through ideological and political struggle. The revolutionary movement cannot be built upon individual preferences, personal comfort, or petty-bourgeois aspirations. Revolution demands that individual interests be subordinated to the collective interests of the masses and the revolutionary cause.

They have portrayed democratic centralism as inherently oppressive and revolutionary discipline as mechanically imposed from above.

Such an understanding distorts the very essence of democratic centralism. Democratic centralism combines collective discussion and democratic participation with unity in action. Without democracy, centralism degenerates into bureaucratism. Without centralism, democracy can become fragmentation and individualism. The revolutionary organisation must therefore maintain the dialectical unity of both. Mao Zedong emphasised the relationship between democracy and centralism, freedom and discipline, as two aspects of a unified whole. Neither can be mechanically separated from the other.

A revolutionary organisation cannot function according to the individual wishes of its members. Nor can political differences be resolved through personal campaigns, social-media mobilisation, or the creation of competing lobbies. Differences must be addressed through principled ideological and political struggle.

The method of two-line struggle exists precisely because contradictions inevitably arise everywhere. The purpose of such struggle is to distinguish correct and incorrect political lines, strengthen unity on a principled basis, and advance revolutionary practice.

To abandon this method and instead personalise political differences is to weaken the revolutionary movement. The experience of the international communist movement demonstrates the dangers of liquidationism. Whenever revolutionary forces face repression, liquidationist tendencies emerge which argue that revolutionary structures must be abandoned, that the political line must be diluted and that revolutionary organisation should retreat into forms that are more acceptable to the existing system.

Such tendencies may present themselves as “realistic”, “practical”, or “modern”. But revolutionary politics cannot be determined by what is most comfortable or least risky. The question is not when the revolutionary work is difficult. The question is how revolutionaries respond to difficult conditions.

If repression increases, revolutionary forces must develop appropriate methods of functioning. If the enemy intensifies surveillance, revolutionaries must adapt their organisational methods. If the state attempts to destroy revolutionary structures, the answer cannot be simply to abandon those structures.

Some confusion has also led to the defending of Vishwavijay and Seema Azad by describing their political positions as merely the result of “confusion”. But political positions cannot be evaluated solely through the subjective intentions of individuals.

Confusion, when it genuinely exists, must be resolved through ideological struggle, criticism and self-criticism. A revolutionary who recognises an error must be willing to examine it and correct it. The real question, therefore, is not whether someone is “confused”. It is whether they are willing to engage in principled political struggle to overcome incorrect ideas. There is a fundamental difference between making an error and defending an incorrect political line. Revolutionary politics cannot be reduced to personalities, friendships or long-standing associations. The masses must learn to evaluate political positions on the basis of their class content and their practical consequences. We must also reject the tendency to transform political disagreements into personal disputes. The revolutionary movement must neither rely upon personality cults nor reduce political criticism to personal attacks. At the same time, political criticism cannot be silenced by accusing every critic of being motivated by personal hostility. The correct approach is to examine the political line.

What class interests does a particular position serve? Does it strengthen or weaken revolutionary organisation? Does it advance or retreat from the revolutionary objective?

The revolutionary movement is the application of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism to concrete conditions, constant ideological struggle, mass work, criticism and self-criticism, and a disciplined revolutionary organisation. We call upon all revolutionary people, students, workers, intellectuals, and democratic forces to study these political questions seriously and critically. Let us reject the politics of opportunism, liquidationism and revisionism, while defending the revolutionary principles of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism.

EXPOSE AND ISOLATE VISHWAVIJAY AND SEEMA AZAD!

FIGHT AGAINST OPPORTUNISM-LIQUIDATIONISM-REVISIONISM!

ADVANCE THE CAUSE OF NEW DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION!

INDIA:For a new International Day of Action, the 26th september 2026 - the time for the preparation for this big action is now!

First call for a new International Day of Action, the 26th september 2026

The ICSPWI (International Committee of Support to the People's War in India) calls on all the marxist-leninist-maoist organisations and parties, revolutionaries, anti-imperialists, progressives and sincere democrats to honour the Indian revolutionaries Martyrs The blood shed by martyrs in their struggle for New Democratic Revolution and Socialist Revolution must be honoured!At the same time we honour all people killed and massacred during the Modi's criminal and genocide Operation Kagaar.

The martyrs of the Indian revolution are the best sons and daughters of Indian people who sacrificed their lives not only for the liberation of India, but of the entire world, from capitalist/imperialist exploitation, contributing to the World Proletarian Revolution.

The Indian revolution, the people's war, the CPI (Maoist) is today in a very difficult situation, the Modi's regime claims that India is “naxal-free” today. The ruling classes, other governments and regimes in India had said the same in the past but the history has showed that this is an illusion.

People's war and CPI (Maoist) are immortal! New generations of sons of the people are in struggle and take in their hands the flag of revolution.

It is true that in these hard times it needs more than ever the international and internationalist solidarity and support by the communist, proletarian, revolutionary movement, anti-imperialist movements, proletariat and people in struggle and in arms in the world.

ICSPWI with its strong and permanent support of CPI(Maoist) in all form, exists for this and is engaged to mobilise everybody for this support.

The actions of protest of the International Emergency campaign agaist Operation Kagaaruntil the strong 28^thMarch demostrations in the world have showed that in many parts of the world this is possible, but it needs to continue this campaign and do much more.

It needs to unify the international movement against all the forms of opportunism and sectarianism.

It needs to unite the initiatives on the democratic front and in support of the democratic people’s opposition movements against the Modi regime with the support to the CPI(Maoista) and his struggle against revisionists, traitors and capitulationists, today. and particularly on the 22^nd anniversary of Party foundation in september, to defend the Party and the road of protracted People’s War in India e in the world.

It needs to bring this struggle within the international communist movement, the large anti-imperialist movement in the world, first the movement of solidarity with the Palestine, the movement aganit the imperialist war, the movement against repression for the release of political prisoners.

Therefore, as part of an ongoing protracted campaign, we call for a new International Day od Solidarity and struggle on the 26^th of September 2026.

The platform and plan of actions for the Day will be developed with the cooperation of the forces in solidarity during the next weeks, from Rome to Paris, from Switzerland to Germany, from Turkey to Brazil, from Colombia to USA, from Bangladesh to China e and everywhere it is possible in the world.

ICSPWI

28 july 2026

COLOMBIA:Solidaridad con los afectados por el terremoto en Colombia

• Revolución Obrera
• agosto 16, 2026

A nuestro correo llega esta opinión de nuestros seguidores, es parte de lo que se escucha, de lo que se piensa y de lo que se hace en medio de esta tragedia que nos enluta y nos llena de indignación contra el capitalismo, verdadero causante de estos desastres.

En esencia el llamado sigue siendo el expresado en el editorial de Revolución Obrera del 14 de agosto  frente al qué hacer «Generalizar los Comités de Solidaridad, uniendo las organizaciones sociales, las Juntanzas, los Parches y todas las iniciativas creadas con independencia del Estado y el gobierno para llevar la solidaridad a todos los rincones, especialmente a los sectores más vulnerables y a las regiones olivadas. Realizar el inventario propio de lo recaudado, de lo entregado y de cuantos son los damnificados, con el criterio de atender realmente a los más necesitados. Investigar cuales son las principales necesidades de cada punto afectado, reportar y centralizar la información que se vaya recibiendo, a fin de atender las necesidades concretas y concentrar esfuerzos.

Ya existen puntos de acopio independientes, y seguramente surgirán otros que se deben publicitar ampliamente a través de las redes sociales y demás medios disponibles para canalizar el apoyo generoso de los trabajadores del campo y la ciudad. Establecer con urgencia las veedurías a las instituciones estatales encargadas de recibir, administrar y entregar la ayuda a los damnificados en todos los niveles. Ninguna confianza en el Estado y el gobierno, el pueblo debe respirarles en la nuca para mermar el latrocinio en el Estado corrupto. Acciones que deben ser acompañadas de la denuncia frente a cualquier irregularidad y de la movilización inmediata. Todas estas iniciativas sumadas a las ollas comunitarias y demás actividades que ya se vienen realizando, con y entre los damnificados y las víctimas, tienen que servir de impulso a las Asambleas Populares que decidan democráticamente, ejecuten lo acordado y vigilen el cumplimiento de sus decisiones. Esta es una forma de ir construyendo el Poder Popular desde abajo.»

Revolución Obrera

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En medio de la tristeza por el terremoto vivido en Colombia, que ha dejado casi trescientas víctimas mortales, algunas personas dicen que no se sienten bien de dar ayudas a las víctimas porque sirven al circo mediático del nuevo presidente.

La idea es errada, pero es cierto que causa rabia e indignación el uso publicitario que le ha dado el nuevo presidente de Colombia al dolor de las víctimas, pues en los hechos está improvisado, actúa con negligencia ante la tragedia y con sus acciones ayuda a agravar la situación de los afectados.

Sin embargo, los trabajadores deben seguir brindando solidaridad y actuando con diligencia en el socorro y la ayuda a sus hermanos de clase, pues más tarde se pondrá en evidencia la ineptitud del gobierno y que se pudo salvar más vidas

Igualmente es cierto que detrás de algunas de las propuestas oficiales se esconde el «marketing» de la presidencia o instituciones como Fenalco o la Alcaldía de Bogotá que buscan mostrase, darse prestigio y aumentar su reconocimiento social.

Hacer de la tragedia un espectáculo, es algo criminal, pues sacrifica vidas que se podrían recuperar en las primeras horas y que lentamente se apagan bajo los escombros por el show de la casa de Nariño, llegando al colmo de negarse a aceptar ayuda internacional de rescataste para la Colombia, cuando es evidente que son las masas populares quienes están actuando como voluntarios debido a la inoperancia del Estado burgués

Para la clase obrera es oportuno que se siga brindando solidaridad y que se hagan gestiones reales por la víctimas que quedaron sin vivienda. Y sí, hay que evitar caer en la falsa corriente de la manipulación mediática burguesa o el oportunismo de los supuestos salvadores que en realidad no ayudan a la población, sino, que buscan lucrarse con la tragedia con préstamos de la banca internacional que sirven para encausar los recursos hacia los monopolios capitalistas.

Se debe apoyar la actuación de socorro y las labores de ayuda mutua entre los trabajadores independiente del Estado burgués y brindar solidaridad sin reparos, bien sea apoyo económico, material o en especie y es bueno que desde algunas de las regiones se hayan presentado reportes del aprovisionamiento en alimentos.

Hay que apoyar a nuestros hermanos afectados por el terremoto, ejerciendo vigilancia para evitar hechos de corrupción en algunos sectores de pequeños avivatos, o estafadores y confiar en que las manos del pueblo harán llegar la solidaridad a quienes la necesitan.

FILIPINAS:Official CPP Statement: Honor The Martyrs Of Abra And Mindoro

 

Communist Party Of The Philippines

August 10, 2026

The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) pays tribute to the martyrs of Abra and Mindoro Provinces who paid the ultimate sacrifice in serving the Filipino people and fighting their fascist oppressors. They fell in battles against the fascist units of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) last July and August, keeping the people’s interests and aspirations in their hearts until they beat their last.

The Party honors Moises Balabag (Ka Andrei), Eugene Hilaus (Ka Ken), Jeloven Escobilla (Ka Duma), and Eric Dayandante (Ka Chico) from the NPA-Abra (Agustin Begnalen Command). The people lost Ka Andrei last July 19 in Barangay Apao, Tineg. Ka Ken, Ka Duma and Ka Chico were martyred in encounters against the fascists in Barangay Bonglo, Licuan-Baay, in early August.

As expressed by the CPP Ilocos-Cordillera Regional Committee: “The martyrdom of Ka Andrei, Ka Ken, Ka Duma and Ka Chico must strengthen our resolve that only through the people’s war and the militant resistance of the Filipino mass movement for national liberation and people’s democracy that the root causes of mass poverty, human rights violations, social injustices and economic underdevelopment… will be brought to an end.”

Together with the masses of peasants and Mangyan people of Mindoro, the Party pays tribute to Ella May Valdehueza (Ka Andeng/Aira), Ric Solangon (Ka Balawoy/Songling) and Ka Julia. They fought to their last breath against the 76th IB and 5th Scout Ranger Battalion last July 29 in Barangay Del Pilar, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro Province.

“Your deaths are as heavy as Mount Halcon, your monuments will be erected in our hearts and in every part of the Mindoro island,” the CPP Mindoro Island Committee declared.

The people of Abra and Mindoro Provinces, along with the Filipino people, mourn the loss of their good sons and daughters who served as their Red fighters, teachers, doctors, and lawyers. At the same time, they are determined to carry forward the unfinished tasks of their fallen fighters, inspired by their heroism and imbued with their revolutionary spirit. In the face of intense oppression, more Red fighters continue to emerge from the depths of the people’s resistance.

The Party calls on the Filipino people to keep the memories of the fallen heroes of Abra and Mindoro Provinces forever etched in their collective consciousness. Let their glorious and heroic lives of service to the oppressed and exploited masses serve as warm rays to strengthen our resolve to wage the protracted struggle until victory.

INDIA:Bhagat Singh Students’ Front organised an event for the Martyrs’ Week in the university, administraion attemped to disrupt it

 

August 9, 2026

Friends, today (08/08/2026 T.N.) the Bhagat Singh Students' Front, Varanasi unit, organized a cultural program to commemorate Martyrs' Week, but the BHU administration attempted to prevent the organization's members from performing.

Friends, we can see that whenever we organize programs, remember our martyrs, speak for the public, and raise our voices against exploitation, the administration attempts to stop us or, later, attempts to intimidate us by setting up an inquiry committee. By doing so, it exposes its own character as a tool to maintain this exploitative state system, not an organization working for the protection of the public. But friends, despite their every effort to suppress the public's voice, it cannot stop this revolutionary legacy from progressing.

Even today, the Proctorial Guard attempted to stop our program, but the organization's members presented their views, exposed them among the students, and with revolutionary songs, demonstrated that we are revolutionaries and people who want to change this society, and that they will not be deterred by their intimidation.
The program was moderated by Comrade Dhruv. Comrade Mukesh spoke on behalf of the organization, remembering the various martyrs and highlighting their contributions. He clarified the line of Indian revolution outlined by Comrade Charu, explaining how India is a semi-colonial, semi-feudal state, and how a neo-democratic revolution led by workers and peasants, with people's rule, can be successful.
Comrade Charu led the Naxalbari movement, in which a large number of peasants waged a struggle against the feudal lords and landlords and established their claim to their lands. Mukesh also mentioned Comrade Charu Majumdar's internal struggle against opportunism, fragmentation, and revisionism, emphasizing that even today, revolutionaries must intensify their struggle not only against external enemies but also against internal ones who, under the guise of Marxism, have joined the ranks of the exploiting class.
Comrade Mukesh also spoke about other martyrs—Pandu Narote, Kanhai Chatterjee, G.N. Saibaba, Vasavaraju, and others—who relentlessly fought against this exploitative state system and were martyred by custodial torture.

Concurrently, comrades from the organization's cultural team, "Aahwan," performed several revolutionary folk songs with revolutionary fervor, including "Hum Inquilab Hain," "Gaon Chhodba Nahi," "Communist International," "Ae Lal Farere Teri Kasam," "Tumko Lal Salaam Sathi," and "Lal Jhanda Lekar Comrade." Through these songs, they ignited the spirit of fighting in the presence of the administration, offering a revolutionary salute to all the martyrs, and appealed to carry forward their legacy, intensify the fight for water, forest, and land, and fight against this feudal, patriarchal, and Brahminical state.

Long live the revolution!
Down with imperialism!
Revolutionary salute to all the martyrs!