COLOMBIA:Apoyar la Guerra Popular en la India, un deber para el proletariado mundial y los revolucionarios

  revolucion obrera

• julio 7, 2026

En la India, el pueblo dirigido por el Partido Comunista de la India (maoísta) continúa desarrollando una de las batallas más heroicas y determinantes de la época actual contra el capitalismo y el imperialismo, una lucha que es mucho más que una guerra en un país lejano de Colombia o una insurgencia aislada de los problemas del resto del mundo. La Guerra Popular en la India, por el contrario, es hoy por hoy la punta de lanza de la Revolución Proletaria Mundial y la demostración práctica de que el camino de la Guerra Popular está plenamente vigente, como la única alternativa real para solucionar de fondo los problemas principales del pueblo.

Y eso lo saben muy bien los reaccionarios y sobre todo el Estado indio con el asesino Modi a la cabeza, quien continúa llevado una agresiva campaña militar de cerco y aniquilamiento, contra el aguerrido pueblo de la india y contra los dirigentes de masas a quienes persigue, tortura, encarcela y asesina

Es por tanto, imperativo comprender la urgencia de la solidaridad internacionalista, denunciar la naturaleza criminal del Estado indio, donde el gobierno actúa en abierto acuerdo con los imperialistas quienes están sedientos de apoderarse de las inmensas riquezas de las regiones habitadas por las comunidades indígenas (adivasis) y campesinas.

Desde hace décadas, el pueblo de la India viene desarrollando una poderosa guerra popular contra la semifeudalidad, contra el capitalismo y contra el imperialismo, una guerra que viene desde mayo de 1967 cuando se llevó a cabo el histórico Levantamiento de Naxalbari, que todo el mundo recuerda como el Trueno de Primavera. Una guerra popular que conquistó los corazones y las voluntades de decenas de miles de campesinos, indígenas, obreros, intelectuales, jóvenes y viejos, mujeres y hombres… todo lo cual llevó a una portentosa y esperanzadora guerra popular; un ejemplo para los pueblos del mundo que los reaccionarios consideraron como «el enemigo número uno»… ¡¡Hay que destruirlo hasta sus cimientos!! es la consigna de Modi, la burguesía y los imperialistas.

Y la agresión estatal adquirió varios rostros con nombres cínicos como la «Operación Cacería Verde» o la «Operación SAMADHAN». En la actualidad, el régimen ha escalado su brutalidad mediante la denominada «Operación Kagaar» (Guerra Final), una estrategia militar que en los últimos años ha dejado una estela de muerte y destrucción verdaderamente dantesca y que pone de relieve la naturaleza del capitalismo; el ultimátum del gobierno era explícito, pretendían aplastar por completo la resistencia revolucionaria y al Partido Comunista de la India (maoísta) para marzo de 2026. Una ofensiva con bombardeos aéreos, drones, ejecuciones extrajudiciales, violaciones sistemáticas, incendios provocados, todo para romper la unidad de las masas con sus dirigentes y diezmar al pueblo luchador… Todo aquel que se atreva a alzar la voz contra el despojo de tierras, contra el Estado o contra las atrocidades del ejército es tildado inmediatamente de «terrorista» o «maoísta».

La resistencia heroica del pueblo de la India y la necesidad de una fuerza internacional como parte de la lucha

Las masas indias no se han doblegado. Bajo la dirección del PCI (Maoísta) y la heroica lucha armada del Ejército Guerrillero Popular de Liberación (EGPL), la clase obrera y el campesinado siguen resistiendo con un heroísmo inquebrantable. Pese a las dolorosas pérdidas de cuadros experimentados, los revolucionarios defienden con firmeza las zonas guerrilleras y promueven la expansión de los Comités Populares para hacer de ellos, las bases de apoyo para reconstruir lo destruido por los asesinos del Estado. La experiencia del pueblo de la India en estos 59 años demuestra al mundo que las masas explotadas sí pueden gobernarse a sí mismas sin contar con el podrido Estado burgués.

La lucha del pueblo de la India es nuestra también, somos una sola clase en todo el mundo, somos un solo pueblo en todo el mundo; y el imperialismo y el capitalismo son los mismos aquí y en cualquier parte del planeta. El internacionalismo debe ir mucho más allá de un apoyo formal. Por eso el llamado del Comité Internacional de Apoyo a la Guerra Popular en la India (ICSPWI) sigue siendo desplegar permanentes campañas de agitación y lucha para que sean encabezadas por los revolucionarios en todos los países y que movilicen a miles, o si es posible a millones de personas, en defensa de la Guerra Popular y contra las atrocidades del Estado indio. Y parte importante de ello es difundir la verdad de lo que es la revolución naxalita, romper el cerco de desinformación impuesto por los medios de comunicación y denunciar los crímenes de Modi y sus amos y socios imperialistas.

La masacre y persecución contra los que luchan en la India pone de relieve que el capitalismo está en su fase de descomposición en todo el planeta; y como cualquier fiera herida de muerte, da zarpazos a diestra y siniestra, es como un tigre que ruge en su delirio como fiera arrinconada, mientras sus músculos se tensan y quiebran en la última batalla contra la muerte. El capitalismo es como un tigre herido de muerte, pero que requiere de una gran lucha para sepultarlo. Bien lo sentenció Mao cuando dijo que:

“Todos los reaccionarios son tigres de papel. En apariencia son terribles, pero en realidad no son tan poderosos. Desde el punto de vista estratégico, debemos desdeñar totalmente a nuestros enemigos, pero desde el punto de vista táctico, debemos tomarlos muy en serio

INDIA: India Meeting on the 5th Martyrdom Anniversary of Fr. Stan Swamy

Press Release

Campaign Against State Repression (CASR) Organises Public


Meeting on the 5th Martyrdom Anniversary of Fr. Stan Swamy









_Theme: “NIA and UAPA: Constitutional Concerns and the Suppression of Dissent”_

New Delhi, 5 July 2026: On the occasion of the 5th martyrdom anniversary of Fr. Stan Swamy, the Campaign Against State Repression (CASR) organised a public meeting on the theme “NIA and UAPA: Constitutional Concerns and the Suppression of Dissent.” The meeting brought together lawyers, academics, journalists, human rights defenders and democratic activists to remember Fr. Stan Swamy’s legacy and critically examine the role of the UAPA and the NIA in criminalising dissent and incarcerating activists.

Senior Advocate Rebecca Mammen John traced the expansion of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), arguing that its judicial interpretation has steadily eroded constitutional guarantees of liberty, free speech and democratic dissent. Referring to the Supreme Court’s recent judgment in the Gulfisha Fatima case, she observed that the expanded interpretation of Section 15 effectively brings speech within the ambit of a “terrorist act,” creating a dangerous precedent that risks criminalising political dissent. Criticising the stringent bail regime under Section 43D(5), she said the UAPA has turned accusation into punishment by enabling years of incarceration without trial, while subsequent judicial developments have weakened the safeguards recognised in K.A. Najeeb. She also criticised the increasing reliance on anonymous protected witnesses and redacted witness statements in NIA cases, arguing that these undermine fair trial rights and due process. Recalling the COVID-19 pandemic, she noted that despite recommendations to decongest prisons, UAPA prisoners, including the ailing Fr. Stan Swamy, were denied humanitarian relief. She further criticised the NIA’s recent plea seeking cancellation of bail granted to four Bhima Koregaon accused merely for attending a public event together, saying it reflected a state more committed to maximising the punitive potential of the criminal process than ensuring fair and expeditious trials. Paying tribute to Fr. Stan Swamy, she concluded, “I did not know Stan personally, but I know of the injustice of his incarceration, and ultimately, the injustice of his death.”



Journalist John Dayal sharply criticised the judicial denial of bail to Fr. Stan Swamy, stating that the order reflected a disturbing degree of hostility towards an 84-year-old Jesuit priest who had dedicated his life to defending the rights of Adivasi communities and advocating for the implementation of the PESA Act. He recalled how Fr. Stan transcended institutional boundaries to become one with the struggles of Adivasi people and described him as a guiding light of commitment and courage.

Human rights activist Nadeem Khan described Fr. Stan Swamy as a martyr who was “killed by a bullet named the NIA, fired by the Indian judicial system.” He criticised the selective functioning of the NIA, pointing out that while it continues to arrest, raid and summon activists in cases such as Bhima Koregaon and other conspiracy cases, it has never summoned Sambhaji Bhide despite repeated allegations against him. Referring to the recent arrests in Gujarat over the alleged possession of a letter linked to Jaish-e-Mohammad, he questioned the credibility of such investigations, drawing parallels with allegations of fabricated evidence in the Bhima Koregaon case. He also highlighted the continued incarceration of Advocate Surendra Gadling, who spent decades defending Adivasis and other marginalised communities in Gadchiroli, and held the Indian judicial system responsible for Fr. Stan Swamy’s custodial death.

Advocate Nizam Pasha examined constitutional concerns arising from the UAPA’s provisions relating to unlawful associations and restrictions on democratic organising. He discussed the litigation concerning the ban on the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), recalling judicial observations that the reasons for banning an organisation cannot simply be replaced by executive opinion. He also referred to the continuing proceedings concerning the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami noting that despite the expiry of the initial notification, the state has continued extending the ban while registering numerous additional cases alleging membership or support. He argued that bans on organisations must be subjected to meaningful judicial review rather than being sustained through repeated prosecutions.

Delhi University Professor Saroj Giri paid tribute to Fr. Stan Swamy and reflected on his writings and political vision. He drew attention to Adivasi leader Sarju Tekam, who mobilised thousands of Adivasis against state repression. He stated that Fr. Stan’s vision continues through activists such as Sarju Tekam, Raghu Midiyami and Suneeta Pottam. Calling for the release of imprisoned activists associated with Moolwasi Bachao Manch, he emphasised that they have been incarcerated for demanding implementation of the PESA Act and opposing the expansion of paramilitary camps. He also highlighted Fr. Stan Swamy’s support for the Pathalgadi movement and its demand for the implementation of constitutional rights guaranteed under PESA.

Professor Nandita Narain reflected on the values of critical thinking and moral courage that she learned during her school years, saying that these ideals made Fr. Stan Swamy’s loss feel deeply personal. She observed that a person’s life is defined not by death but by the principles they live for. Describing the Bhima Koregaon prisoners as selfless individuals who dedicated themselves to the oppressed, she called them role models. She argued that successive political projects—including the “war on terror,” the “war on intellect” after the 2008 financial crisis, and the present “war on empathy” that discourages solidarity with victims of atrocities such as those in Gaza—have sought to weaken democratic resistance. She concluded by reading Fr. Stan Swamy’s poem “I Am Not a Silent Spectator” and drew parallels between the judicial orders denying relief to Fr. Stan Swamy and convicting Prof. G. N. Saibaba, arguing that both reflected institutional hostility towards those who defend people’s lives, dignity and natural resources.

Deepak Kumar from the Campaign Against State Repression read messages sent from prison by Advocate Surendra Gadling and Dinkar Gota, who are observing a hunger strike in jail to commemorate Fr. Stan Swamy. Their message stated that Fr. Stan Swamy’s legacy continues to inspire everyone who fights for justice and appealed to civil society to carry forward his commitment to the rights of oppressed people. Deepak also highlighted what CASR described as the arbitrary use of the NIA to fabricate conspiracy cases, referring to the incarceration of Vishal Singh, Priyanshu Kashyap and Advocate Ajay Kumar in the alleged Lucknow conspiracy case. He called upon democratic forces to unite against the misuse of the UAPA and the NIA, defend constitutional rights, and protect the democratic space for dissent.

The meeting concluded with a collective pledge to continue the struggle for the repeal of draconian laws such as the UAPA, to resist the misuse of investigative agencies against democratic movements, and to uphold Fr. Stan Swamy’s lifelong commitment to justice, constitutional rights, and the struggles of Adivasis, workers and all oppressed communities.

TURQUÍA:Anti Nato Summit demostrations

 

INDIA:On Ideological Struggle: An Essay By K. Murali (Ajith)

When a revolutionary movement faces a crisis the struggle to achieve ideological clarity becomes even more crucial. We have the high standards set by comrade Charu Mazumdar (CM) as a model to follow. The period leading to the Naxalbari armed peasant rebellion, the struggle to form the party and the following years-all were marked by intense ideological struggle. Some of the attacks on the line and practice of the party led by him were quite possibly influenced by state agents. Kanu Sanyal and some other erstwhile members of the Central Committee launched an open attack from inside the jail. This could have been branded as something done under pressure from the state. But that was not how these attacks were handled. CM focused on ideological, political issues. He stuck to this. Even when attacks on the line were colored by personal allegations. This approach did not emerge from some personal trait of CM. It was guided by Mao Zedong’s teachings on handling criticism and ideological struggle.

In times of crisis, ideological and political confusion infects many people. This gets reflected as some amount of slackening in organizational discipline. Quite often comrades start looking for answers ‘on their own’, rather than adhering to proper organizational channels. They may even meet up with those who have declared their opposition to the revolutionary path. All of this no doubt creates room for ‘left’ and right opportunists and state agents to cause trouble. But it would be wrong in principle and counter-productive to hastily brand such comrades as accomplices. Their confusion must be overcome through ideological education. Care must also be taken to avoid playing into the hands of the enemy by compromising the security of those with whom we disagree. Instead of distracting with allegations and counter-allegations on who is, or is not, an agent, who met with whom and why etc., the focus should be on ideological, political issues. Efforts must be concentrated on analyzing the factors leading to the setback and patient ideological, political and organizational work to overcome it. Mao taught us to ‘unite the many to defeat the few’.

The Maoist movement in our country did see a negative trend of branding criticism as the work of state agents. This was after the martyrdom of CM. Mahadev Mukherjee declared himself to be the one and only true follower of CM. Anyone who opposed this was declared to be an agent. Not surprisingly he was a staunch supporter of Lin Biao. He remained so even after Lin Biao was denounced as a proponent of a ‘left’ in form right in essence deviation by the Communist Party of China led by Mao Zedong. Lin Biao and his associates tried to assassinate Mao and carry out a coup. He died while trying to flee the country. But the campaign to ‘Criticize Lin Biao and Confucius’ was not about these criminal acts. They were focused on his ideological, political views, their links with the reactionary views of Confucius and their negative implications in continuing the class struggle under the dictatorship of the proletariat. Lin Biao and his supporters had a major role in leading the Cultural Revolution in the initial years. During that time the stress was more on branding capitalist roaders as Kuomintang agents etc. But after he was overthrown, the whole struggle against the capitalist road was deepened in a profound manner at the ideological level. New understanding on the ideological, political and material factors leading to the transformation of former revolutionaries into capitalist roaders was developed through this. Hurling accusations and branding people or deepening ideological struggle? It would be worthwhile to keep the lessons of history in mind while seeking answers.

K. Murali (Ajith)

FRANCIA:Révolution et contre-révolution en Inde - Toulouse

Révolution et contre-révolution en Inde

L’Inde est souvent présentée comme LA démocratie d’Asie où se marierait « traditions ancestrales » et croissance économique qui ferait rêver tout bon bourgeois européen. La réalité est toute autre. Un gouvernement fasciste est au pouvoir, les minorités religieuses sont persécutées, le système de castes issu du féodalisme perdure, le patriarcat est cause de nombreuses violences faites aux filles et aux femmes, de grands projets écocidaires se développent, la misère s’accroît etc. Sur le plan international, l’Inde est un partenaire stratégique de l’impérialisme occidental, dont la France, et un allié d’Israël.

Face à cette situation, un puissant mouvement maoïste, issu de la révolte de Naxalbari en 1967, lutte contre le capitalisme, le féodalisme et l’impérialisme, notamment à travers le développement d’une guerre populaire et de zones libérées. Depuis janvier 2024, le gouvernement indien mène une offensive contre-insurrectionnelle appelée l’Opération Kagaar. Celle-ci vise à détruire le Parti communiste d’Inde (maoïste) et l’Armée de Guérilla de Libération Populaire de l’Inde (PLGA), que l’État considère comme le « principal défi de sécurité intérieure ». Pour l’écraser, l’armée s’en prend directement aux populations autochtones, en particulier Adivasis, et aux paysans : des villages sont bombardés, des populations sont déplacées de force, des combattants et des civils assassinés, et des personnes sont emprisonnées et torturées par milliers.

Pour découvrir ce mouvement révolutionnaire, et le soutenir face à la répression, le Secours Rouge Toulouse vous invite à sa nouvelle soirée Faisons Front le mercredi 8 juillet à 19H au Chat Noir avec la participation exceptionnelle de l’ancien prisonnier politique et militant maoïste indien Ajith.

INDIA:Statement by CPI(Maoist) North Coordination Committee

 

COLOMBIA:Ni calma ni pasividad: organización y lucha popular

Revolución Obrera
junio 24, 2026



En estos días posteriores a la segunda vuelta de la elección presidencial en Colombia, los llamados y pronunciamientos desde el Pacto Histórico y la llamada Alianza por la Vida fueron de «esperar en calma los escrutinios», «no movilizarse para no darle razones a la ultraderecha» o decir que «eso es lo que quiere Abelardo», mientras el pueblo comenzaba a plantearse la necesidad de salir a las calles. Ahora que Iván Cepeda y Gustavo Petro reconocieron los resultados —incluso antes de culminar por completo los escrutinios en todo el país y pese a reconocer por parte de Petro la injerencia del imperialismo estadounidense en esa contienda—, la situación para los reformistas conciliadores se reduce al uso de las «buenas maneras democráticas», es decir, el sometimiento a la dictadura de la burguesía, ahora con Abelardo de la Espriella a la cabeza del poder ejecutivo de las clases dominantes.

A nivel nacional y en las diferentes regiones, los dirigentes de la colectividad progre-reformista hacen gala de sus intereses politiqueros y limitan su análisis al crecimiento del caudal electoral por la candidatura de izquierda, lo que denominan «termómetro de nuestras capacidades», sin contrastarlo — por sus obvias limitaciones— con la necesidad del trabajo de base, un horizonte revolucionario y un programa político de la clase obrera y el campesinado pobre hacia la toma del poder, tareas que son de carácter obligatorio para nosotros los comunistas. Para ellos, basta con el cambio nominal de sus reformas a «revoluciones» y pensar en las próximas elecciones regionales, donde de nuevo querrán desviar con su conciliación, la atención del pueblo de su propia emancipación.

Frente a esta situación de absoluto llamado a la pasividad por parte de los reformistas, solo el pueblo salva al pueblo. Es momento entonces de sacudirnos de estos cuatro años de apaciguamiento, quietud contemplativa (incluso entre los revolucionarios) y recordar que la organización y la lucha popular no da espera, y que solo así podremos no solo enfrentar y oponer resistencia, sino efectivamente plantearnos centros de poder propio como semilla para la revolución. Para esto, es necesario que los comunistas y revolucionarios insistamos con las asambleas populares con la clase obrera en las ciudades y los campesinos pobres en el campo, donde el pueblo trabajador organice, decida, y ejecute cómo luchar.

Para que esta iniciativa de poder popular de las masas no quede en lo anecdótico o espontáneo, es necesario agilizar el proceso por la unidad programática de los comunistas revolucionarios en el Partido Comunista Revolucionario, de manera que pueda ponerse al servicio del pueblo como su dispositivo político de vanguardia y destacamento revolucionario que guíe efectivamente esta lucha por su definitiva emancipación contra la burguesía y los terratenientes.

FRANCIA:Toulouse pour la Palestine - info

Depuis mars 2026, l’occupation israélienne mène une opération de nettoyage ethnique et d’occupation du Sud Liban, forçant le déplacement de plus d’un tiers de la population du pays, tuant plus de 3500 personnes et blessant plus de 12 000 autres. Des villes, villages et quartiers entiers sont détruits. C’est la même logique génocidaire et de colonisation qu’à Gaza où les bombardements et massacres continuent malgré le cessez-le-feu d’octobre 2025, ou en Cisjordanie où les agressions des colons et de l’armée sont quotidiennes.

Tout ceci se fait avec la complicité des puissances impérialistes, dont la France, qui affiche notamment son soutien à Israel à travers une répression toujours plus forte. D’abord contre les Palestinien·nes : Ramy Shaath est menacé d’expulsion, Omar Alsoumi et Rima Hassan en procès pour apologie du terrorisme ou le réfugié palestinien Ali, en détention provisoire depuis deux ans. Mais de très nombreuses personnes sont également touchées comme Olivia Zemor, présidente d’EuroPalestine, qui a été condamnée à 24 mois de prison avec sursis ou les procès en cours contre des membres d’Urgence Palestine à Montpellier et Pau, de même que des militant-es syndicaux ont été régulièrement inquiété-es par la police ou la justice. Ce 25 juin, Anasse Kazib et un autre militant de Révolution Permanente passeront en procès pour apologie du terrorisme pour avoir dénoncé le génocide en cours en Palestine.

Ce samedi 30 mai à Toulouse, la préfecture a interrompu et dispersé une manifestation déclarée pour demander la libération d’Ali, réfugié palestinien emprisonné en France depuis 2 ans et dont la détention provisoire a été prolongée de 6 mois. La répression de cette manifestation est un précédent innacceptable !

Les organisations signataires appellent à manifester mercredi 24 juin à 18h30 au métro Jean Jaurès contre la répression du mouvement de solidarité avec la Palestine, exiger la relaxe de toutes les personnes inculpées et réaffirmer notre solidarité avec les peuples palestinien, libanais et iranien !

Soutenir la Palestine n’est pas un crime !

ATTAC, AFPS, CPES Mirail, Comité de soutien à la Palestine 31, INSA en lutte, Jeunesses anticapitalistes, Libre Pensée, LFI, MRAP, NPA-A, Parti de gauche, POI 31, Le Poing Levé, PCR 31, Toulouse anti CRA, TSEDEK, Révolte antispéciste Toulouse, RP, Solidaires 31, Solidarité Palestine Toulouse, Secours Rouge Toulouse, UET, UCL

LÍBANO: Attack with successfull of Hezbollah in Lebanon -info

 ANG BAYAN

A Hezbollah attack in Lebanon on June 19 killed Lt. Col. Dor Gedalia Ben Simhon, commander of the 52nd Battalion of the heinous Israeli Occupation Force (IOF). The 52nd Battalion is under the 401st Brigade, the unit that brutally killed 5-year-old Palestinian child Hind Rajab and six of her relatives in Gaza on January 29, 2024.

The Hezbollah attack also killed three other IOF soldiers. An strike earlier seriously wounded brigade commander Colonel Meir Biderman. Hezbollah is determined to hunt down everyone involved in the heinous crime of killing the child Rajab.

Rajab’s relatives were killed after Zionist soldiers opened fire at the car they were riding. Rajab managed to call her mother, who sought help from the Palestinian Red Crescent to rescue the child. The Zionists fired as many as 335 bullets while the child spoke with the Red Crescent dispatcher.

The fascist brigade also killed two Palestinian Red Crescent paramedics who tried to reach her. A tank fired on their ambulance in what is called a “double tap strike,” where the Zionists deliberately kill personnel who respond to rescue bombing and attack victims. The remains of nine victims were recovered only after 12 days because the IDF blocked the area.

The people of Lebanon and Palestine celebrated the deaths of Dor Gedalia and the forces of the 401st Brigade. They said this proves no crime of US imperialism and Zionist Israel will go unaccountable. They consider it fully just amid the inutility of international institutions and courts to hold unaccountable the Zionist monsters.

FILIPINAS: NPA Unit Launches Harassment Operation Against AFP Soldiers In Negros Occidental Province

Ang Bayan Ngayon | June 16, 2026

The 62nd IB soldiers were shaken at their detachment in Barangay Sikatuna, Isabela, Negros Occidental Province on June 12 when the New People’s Army (NPA)-Central Negros (Leonardo Panaligan Command) launched a harassment operation. Red fighters fired at the detachment around 7:50 p.m. while the encamped soldiers were resting.

One fascist soldier was killed and another was wounded in the armed action. The 62nd IB concealed this out of embarrassment, since the people’s army carried it out in the middle of intense military operations in Central Negros.

Soldiers encamped at the detachment committed heaping violations against residents’ human rights. Their crimes include harassment, physical abuse, and forcing peasants to surrender.

NPA-Central Negros spokesperson Ka JB Regalado said the armed action succeeded because of the full support of revolutionary organizations in the area.

“This shows the unity of the Red army with the Negrense people who remain chained to the exploitative system prevailing on the island,” NPA-Negros Island spokesperson said Ka Maoche Legislador. He added that the Red army will continue its efforts to break this chain by destroying the armed mercenary of greedy landlords and comprador bourgeoisie.

MÉXICO:Boicot el Mundial - demostrations in Mexico

ITALIA:From India to Palestine - Manifesto of the Revolutionary Proletarian Feminist Movement

FRANCIA:Paris - Manifestation antifasciste et anti-impérialiste

 

Hommage à Clément Méric et à toutes les victimes du fascisme !

Cela fait 13 ans que Clément Méric, syndicaliste et militant antifasciste de 19 ans, a été assassiné par des militants néonazis à Paris. Depuis, de l’assassinat de Federico Martín Aramburú en 2022 à celui d’Aboubakar Cissé en mai 2025, la violence de l’extrême droite et des différentes organisations fascistes est plus présente que jamais. Cette situation est nourrie par l’État lui-même et les différents gouvernements qui mènent des politiques racistes, islamophobes, anti-populaires et sécuritaires de plus en plus radicales.

Dans le même temps, l’antifascisme est durement réprimé et criminalisé. Après la dissolution de la GALE (Groupe antifasciste Lyon et Environs) en 2022, celle de la Jeune Garde antifasciste a été confirmée par le Conseil d’État en avril 2026. De nombreux·ses antifascistes sont réprimé·es et même emprisonné·es en France comme en Europe, tandis que les antifas Zaid et Gino sont toujours sous le coup d’une menace d’extradition vers la Hongrie et l’Allemagne par la justice française.

Alors que l’État voudrait nous faire disparaitre, préparant la venue au pouvoir de l’extrême droite, 13 ans après l’assassinat de notre camarade Clément Méric, nous serons une nouvelle fois dans la rue. Nous réaffirmons notre engagement antifasciste, profondément lié à nos combats anticapitalistes, antiracistes, antisexistes, anti-impérialistes et contre les LGBTIQIA+phobies.

Le meilleur hommage, c’est de continuer le combat antifasciste !

A l’appel de : CGT Educ’action 31, Comité de soutien à la Palestine, CPCED, FSE, JAT, JC, Le Poing Levé, Le Souffle, Ligue Anti-impérialiste, Nous Toustes 31, PCR, Révolution Permanente, Secours Rouge, Solidaires 31, Toulouse anti CRA, UCL

INDIA:CASR Condemns the Abduction of Student Activist Yogesh Meena and the Escalating Repression of Democratic Voices

Press Statement
Date – 1 June, 2026

CASR Condemns the Abduction of Student Activist Yogesh Meena and the Escalating Repression of Democratic Voices

The Campaign Against State Repression (CASR) strongly condemns the reported abduction and detention of student activist Yogesh Meena by the Uttar Pradesh STF from outside Ramjas College, Delhi University, on 30 May.

According to reports, Yogesh was picked up without any prior notice and taken away after being questioned by police personnel. The detention of a student activist from a university campus is a matter of grave concern and reflects the growing assault on democratic rights and political dissent.

Who is Yogesh Meena?

Yogesh Meena is a law student at the Campus Law Centre, Delhi University, and a member of Disha Students’ Organisation. He has been actively involved in student issues and has expressed solidarity with the ongoing struggle of Noida workers. His detention cannot be viewed in isolation but must be understood in the context of increasing state action against workers, students, and democratic rights activists associated with the movement.

The Noida Protest Case and the Criminalisation of Solidarity

The Noida protest case is increasingly being used to target not only workers but also those who raise their voices in support of them. Several activists and workers have already been arrested, while harsh laws, including the NSA, have reportedly been imposed on some of the accused.

The message being sent is clear: anyone who stands with workers, supports democratic movements, or questions state actions can be subjected to repression. The targeting of students and activists under the guise of a conspiracy case raises serious concerns about the shrinking democratic space available for dissent and protest.

The detention of Yogesh Meena follows a disturbing pattern. In March, according to reports made public by activists and democratic rights groups, ten activists, many of them students and young political workers, were allegedly picked up by the Delhi Police Special Cell from different locations.

They were reportedly held in illegal custody for prolonged periods, denied access to lawyers and family members, and subjected to intimidation and physical abuse during interrogation. These incidents generated widespread concern among democratic rights organisations, which described them as examples of the growing use of extra-legal methods against political dissent.

The detention of Yogesh therefore appears not as an isolated incident but as part of a broader campaign of intimidation directed at students, youth activists, and those associated with people’s movements.

A Long Record of Repression and Extrajudicial Practices

The allegations surrounding Yogesh Meena’s detention also revive longstanding concerns regarding the functioning of law-enforcement agencies in Uttar Pradesh. Human rights organisations, civil liberties groups, and democratic rights activists have repeatedly raised concerns about alleged unlawful detentions, custodial abuse, extrajudicial practices, and the state’s controversial record of police encounters.

For years, marginalised communities, workers, activists, and political dissidents have reported being subjected to arbitrary state action. The reported detention of Yogesh must therefore be viewed within this broader context of growing repression and the increasing use of coercive state power against democratic movements.

Universities Must Not Become Sites of Fear

The targeting of students has become particularly alarming. Universities have historically served as spaces of critical thinking, political debate, and democratic engagement. The detention of a law student from outside a university campus sends a chilling message to students across the country.

Attempts to criminalise student activism, workers’ solidarity, and democratic participation threaten the very foundations of a democratic society.

CASR stands in solidarity with Yogesh Meena and with all workers, students, and activists facing repression. Attempts to silence democratic voices through arrests, intimidation, surveillance, and draconian laws will not succeed. History has repeatedly shown that repression only strengthens the resolve of those fighting against exploitation, injustice, and state violence.

Our Demands

– Immediate release of Yogesh Meena.
– Release of all workers, students, and activists arrested in connection with the Noida protest case.
– Withdrawal of the NSA and all other repressive measures imposed on activists and workers.
– An independent inquiry into allegations of illegal detention, custodial abuse, and intimidation of activists.
– An end to the criminalisation of democratic dissent and solidarity with people’s movements.

Campaign Against State Repression (CASR)
(AIRSO, AISF, APCR, ASA, BASF, BSM, Bhim Army, bsCEM, CEM, Collective, CRPP, CSM, CTF, DISSC, DSU, DTF, Forum Against Repression Telangana, Fraternity Movement, IAPL, Innocence Network, Karnataka Janashakti, LAA, Mazdoor Adhikar Sangathan, Mazdoor Patrika, NAPM, Nazariya Magazine, Nishant Natya Manch, Nowruz, NTUI, People’s Watch, Rihai Manch, Samajwadi Janparishad, Samajwadi Lok Manch, Bahujan Samajwadi Manch, United Peace Alliance, WSS, Y4S)

Communique Of The 6th NDFP International Theoretical Conference On Fascism And Imperialism In The 21st Century In The Neo-Colonies - info

 

Communique Of The 6th NDFP International Theoretical Conference On Fascism And Imperialism In The 21st Century In The Neo-Colonies

NDFP International Office | National Democratic Front Of The Philippines

May 24, 2026

The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) International Theoretical Conference on Fascism and Imperialism in the 21st Century in the Neo-Colonies was successfully held on May 22-23 in Kathmandu, Nepal. The activity is the 6th from the series of theoretical conferences held in the past years.

The two-day conference deepened theoretical and historical understanding of fascism as a class phenomenon rooted in the contradictions of imperialism. The conference also discussed the importance of militant mass movements in providing the counter-current against fascism. In addition, the conference identified principles and strategies that can guide such movements and democratic sectors of society in the struggle to effectively confront and defeat fascism. The conference drew lessons from the contributions of Lenin, Stalin, Dimitrov, and Mao, including the lessons and knowledge gathered from the Fifth NDFP International Theoretical Conference, with the assembly examining how fascism has historically developed and adapted in the 21st century, particularly in the neo-colonial peripheries.

The sharing of theoretical papers and discussion marked the conference, elaborating on the current-day manifestations of fascism as they arise from specific historical conditions in the neo-colonies. The conditions for the rise of fascism, the intense economic crises experienced by the working people in both the imperialists heartlands and in the neo-colonial periphery, were discussed.

Particularly, the material basis for fascism was fleshed out during the sharing and discussion. Imperialism, in its rapidly declining state, paves the way for fascism in neo-colonies. The financial oligarchs continue their drive to expand and carve their spheres of influence to ensure the steady flow of resources, unhampered supply chains, and markets to export their capital. This is being met with resistance from peoples movements and armed struggle. To suppress the resistance, fascisation or the complete creation of a fascist state with compradors and landlords, at the beck and call of imperialists, develops.

Fascist puppet regimes naturally arise to further the objectives of sustaining imperialism. Through counter-insurgency (COIN) programs developed by neo-colonial states and supported by their masters, activists, progressive groups and individuals, and liberation armies are targeted. They face illegal arrests, torture, psychological war, and killings. This is the case with the brutal logic and actions done by the Zionist entity against the Palestinian people and resistance.

At this historical and political juncture, it becomes strictly necessary to build the popular united front of movements, oppressed peoples, intellectuals, and other positive forces in society. It is critical for the proletarian and workers’ parties, revolutionary organizations, national liberation movements, peoples’ movements, women, youth, and all oppressed peoples to lead, mobilize, and educate the masses to fight against wars of aggression, and the economic policies of finance capital intensifying the exploitation, oppression and poverty of the working people. Mass mobilizations must be conducted against efforts of the ruling compradors and landlords to further erase the remaining democratic rights of the people. At the same time, narrow-mindedness and sectarianism must be avoided to be able to unite all people under the banner of pressing issues experienced by many today.

Two days of sharing and intense discussion marked the International Theoretical Conference on Fascism and Imperialism in the 21st Century in the Neo-Colonies, bringing together close to 200 participants, from 5 continents, from 17 countries, composed of proletarian and workers parties, pre-party formations, revolutionary organizations, national liberation movements and progressive organizations. The conference gave spotlight to 17 theoretical papers focused on the current iteration of fascism in the 21st century, with emphasis on its source and modalities in the neo-colonies.

The event is part of the NDFP International Theoretical Conference on Fascism in the 21st Century, exploring the following themes: 1.) Fascism in the imperialist heartlands and industrialized capitalist countries; and 2.) Fascism in the neo-colonies. The Fifth NDFP International Theoretical Conference focused on the first theme, the Sixth NDFP International Theoretical Conference gave attention to the second theme: 21st century Fascism in the neo-colonies.

The conference was capped with a synthesis of the proceedings, a tribute to the martyrs of peoples’ war and revolutions in the neo-colonies. The conference ended in a common voice, red salutes, honoring all the revolutionaries and the singing of The Internationale.

MÉXICO:Boicot al Mundial FIFA - sol rojo

 

México. Este 25 de mayo, la Sección XXII de la CNTE ha estallado el paro indefinido de labores como parte de sus preparativos rumbo al Paro Nacional que iniciará el próximo 1° de junio. El magisterio democrático de la Sección XXII ha iniciado esta jornada con gran fuerza en las ciudades de Oaxaca y México, respectivamente, en donde se instalarán plantones. Mientras en Oaxaca la jornada ha trascendido en general sin mayores incidentes, en la CDMX los gobiernos oportunistas de Clara Brugada y Claudia Sheinbuam han desplegado un enorme operativo policiaco para impedir el arribo al zócalo del magisterio oaxaqueño, por lo que se han registrado ya las primeras escaramuzas entre los trabajadores de la educación y los cerdos uniformados.

Como sabemos, el próximo 1° de junio la Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación (CNTE) tiene previsto el estallamiento del Paro Nacional en exigencia de sus demandas más sentidas, llamando a los trabajadores del país a preparar la Huelga General. A partir de esa fecha también, la FECSM y diversas organizaciones democráticas acompañarán el plantón magisterial poniendo sobre la mesa otras demandas educativas, de justicia, de tierra y territorio; a esta jornada también se estarán sumando las Madres y Familias buscadoras cuya demanda de verdad y justicia ha sido ignorada por el gobierno tecnócrata de Claudia Sheinbaum.

Estamos en los días previos al inicio del mundial FIFA 2026, y el llamado al BOICOT crece y se fortalece entre el magisterio nacional y los distintos sectores en pie de lucha. La represión de la Sheinbaum no va a detener el pujante avance del movimiento que se unifica en torno a esta coyuntura nacional.

¡Que no ruede el balón!

¡Boicot al mundial FIFA 2026!

¡Huelga General de Resistencia Nacional, contra el viejo Estado y el imperialismo