International Communist Unity

Message of greetings from the Communist Party of Bangladesh to the 28th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Message of greetings from the Communist Party of Bohemia & Moravia to the 28th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Message of greetings from the Communist Party of Vietnam to the 28th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Message of greetings from the Socialist Party of Aotearoa to the 28th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Message of greetings from the Workers' Communist Party of Bosnia & Herzegovina to the 28th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Message of greetings from the German Communist Party to the 28th National Convention of the CPUSA.

Report to International Conference of Communist & Workers Parties, given on behalf of the CPUSA in Athens, Greece, 8 - 10, October, 2004. "As we meet here in Athens, the US is in the middle of a gigantic electoral contest... back home, it is seen as perhaps the greatest and most important battle of our lives."

"WE really need to have the same combative spirit as those five heroes,” affirmed Sam Webb, chairman of the Communist Party USA, during a meeting with the relatives of Gerardo, Ramón, Antonio, Fernando and René.

“It is ironic that these men should be fighting against terrorism and find themselves imprisoned in the ‘age of combating terrorism.’ This Bush administration is hypocritical, it lies all the time, but I am sure that we will win,” Webb added. He is on a visit to Cuba at the invitation of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba...

In Nagasaki on Aug. 8, the Japanese Communist Party (JCP) and Communist Party USA (CPUSA) met to discuss their common struggle against the Bush foreign policy doctrine of first strike nuclear war. Nishiguchi Hikaru, JCP International Bureau director, and Judith Le Blanc, a CPUSA national vice chair, met at the time of the annual World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs. As a result of the meeting relations between the two parties were normalized.

We are sincerely thankful to the Communist Party of Greece for once again hosting this vital meeting of fraternal Parties and for the opportunity to share thoughts and learn from our collective experience so that we may heighten our unity in action.

Our people have reacted with deep outrage to the public denunciation of the shameless and repeated acts of provocation by the Chief of the United States Interests Section in Cuba, acts that have clearly been conceived and carried out as part of the current U.S. administration's hostile and aggressive policy towards Cuba, with the close cooperation and support of the Miami terrorist mob and the extreme right wing in the United States.

Wednesday March 19, at 6:51 p.m., a DC-3 Aerotaxi belonging to Empresa Nacional de Servicios Aéreos (registration CUT-1 192, flight number CNI877), took off from Nueva Gerona Airport on the Isla de la Juventud bound for Havana. It carried 31 passengers, a crew of five and an escort. The passengers included 25 Cuban adults, an Italian citizen and five children.

When he was barely 18 years old, Martí wrote a document entitled “Political Prison in Cuba", after his own experience of being cruelly imprisoned, with his feet shackled, at the age of 16. In it, he declares, “God exists, however, in the idea of good, which watches over the birth of every being, and leaves in the soul that embodies it a pure tear. The good is God. The tear is the source of eternal feeling."

Come hear Luis Fernandes', of the Communist Party of Brazil, analysis of what Lula's victory represents, the alliance that made it possible, and his projections of what comes next!

Baltimore, MD Monday, December 9 Stony Run Friends Meeting House 5116 N. Charles St.
Cambridge, MA Tuesday December 10, Cambridge YWCA in the Silva Room 7 Temple Street Central Square.
Chicago, IL Thursday, December 12, Hot House 31 E. Balbo.
Oakland, Ca Friday, December 13, YWCA of Oakland 1515 Webster St.
Los Angeles, CA Saturday, December 14, Los Angeles Workers Center 1251 S. St.
Andrews Place
New York, NY Sunday, December 15, Martin Luther King Labor Center Auditorium,
310 w. 43rd st.

The bond between the Communist Party USA and the Communist Party of Vietnam is enduring, especially as a result of the movement against the U.S. imperialist war. Yet, that bond continues to grow and flourish with time. The comradeship for our Party at the Congress was overwhelming.

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.