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National Board Meeting January 2001

Archive National Meetings National Board National Board Meeting January 2001

If you have been to 235 W. 23rd Street on any given day, you may have noticed old desks and file cabinets being hauled out, or teams of architects, engineers and real estate agents pouring over the property. What's going on?
More Discussions on Building the Party


So this 27th must be a turning point Convention. It must be a Convention of the transition, not just in terms of centuries, not just in terms of the generation of comrades who are leading it, but in terms of fully transforming ourselves into a relevant, connected, democratic, 21st century Communist Party.
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A right wing administration is moving into the White House. An economic crisis is in its early stages. And, finally, the presidential election was literally stolen right before the eyes of the American people - something that shocked even some of us gathered in this room.


The PCP is a big, influential, deeply rooted Party; a small example -- the mainstream newspaper, which I received on the plane to Lisbon, had four pages of coverage about the upcoming Congress.
More International Communist Unity


The Russian working class and people are struggling through a disastrous many-sided crisis brought on by the imposition of capitalism. About 70 percent of the population live at or below the poverty line. There are high rates of unemployment and underemployment. Many workers are still paid months in arrears, pensions have been cut or eliminated, and people face starvation in some areas.

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