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Brooklyn's CP club: Plans for Trump’s first 100 days
The club is organizing for the January 21st Women's march.
International Notes: January 13, 2016
Nicaragua: Meeting of regional left calls for reinforced ties Representatives of about 40 left wing political parties that have been involved in the São Paulo Forum met in Managua, Nicaragua’s capital, on Wednesday January 11. More than ten different nations were represented. The purpose of the meeting was to strategize a response to the right wing offensive in the region, that has caused reverses for the left in the major...
Standing together in protest: Unity will Trump hate
The coalition must be broader and deeper than ever before.
Next steps in party education
One of the few ways we have to combat backwardness is the promotion of class and socialist consciousness.
International Notes: December 10, 2016
Italy: Referendum to change constitution defeated Communists in Italy are expressing satisfaction at the defeat on Sunday of a referendum which would have made major changes in the country’s post World War II Constitution. The changes, promoted by centrist Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of the Democratic Party, would have weakened the Senate and put considerably more centralized power in the hands of the Prime Minister’s office. Both the Communist Refoundation...
World capitalism's great crisis and the struggle for peace
Peace requires social justice, solidarity and social progress.
Los Angeles celebrates Fidel's life
Los Angeles activists celebrated Fidel's life with poetry, music, comedy and moving tributes.
Don't Mourn: Organize!
We approached the election from the standpoint of the struggles of the working class and people.
Of pumpkins, anti-communism, and war
How many times have you heard Donald Trump say, “I and I alone. . .” Messiahs always present themselves as the only being who could do a particular, courageous act. Hitler’s Mein Kampf, literally “My Struggle” takes a similar approach. A straight line can be drawn between messiahs past and present.
International Notes: November 25
Japan: Communist Party criticizes Abe for sticking with the Trans Pacific Partnership The Japanese Communist Party is criticizing conservative Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government for pushing ahead to get the Diet (national legislature) to approve the Trans Pacific Partnership. This is in spite of the fact that many think this 12 nation treaty is doomed to defeat by the election of Donald Trump. Furthermore, in an article in their newsletter...