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Monday, April 20, 2026
The blood of the people's heroes nurture the people's war
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Palestine/Monde : Des marches pour la libération des prisonniers palestiniens
La Journée des prisonniers palestiniens est commémorée chaque 17 avril en référence à la libération en 1971 de Mahmoud Bakr Hejazi, lors du premier échange de prisonniers entre Israël et des organisations palestiniennes, un événement devenu symbole de la question des détenus. En 1974, le Conseil national palestinien a officiellement institué cette date comme journée de reconnaissance et de solidarité envers les prisonniers. Aujourd’hui, plus de 9600 prisonniers palestiniens sont détenus dans les prisons israéliennes, tandis que d’autres Palestiniens sont également détenus dans plusieurs pays arabes, comme en Egypte et en Arabie Saoudite, mais aussi différents pays occidentaux.

Cette année encore, des mobilisations ont été organisées dans de nombreuses villes à travers le monde, notamment en Europe, en Amérique du Nord et dans le monde arabe, avec des rassemblements à Londres, Paris, Berlin, New York ou encore Gaza et Ramallah. À Bruxelles, un rassemblement s’est tenu le 17 avril devant la gare Centrale, organisé par différentes organisations et collectifs, dont le Front d’Action révolutionnaire, Samidoun et le Secours Rouge, qui ont déployé plusieurs banderoles en soutien à des prisonniers antimilitaristes et palestiniens. De son côté, la section toulousaine du Secours Rouge a participé à une marche rassemblant plusieurs centaines de personnes le 18 avril, dédiée notamment à la libération d’Ali, un réfugié palestinien emprisonné en France depuis près de deux ans.

À Rome, le 18 avril, le Secours Rouge International a défilé dans le cortège de la Coordination solidarité Palestine, en scandant des slogans en faveur de la résistance et contre l’impérialisme.
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Funeral Ceremony for Rupi, Martyr of Communist Party of India (Maoist) - “Bhagya (Rupi) is Immortal.”
On April 13, District Committee Member and District Commander Rangaboina Bhagya (Rupi) of the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) was martyred in a clash against the old Indian State’s forces. A funeral ceremony for Rupi took place on April 15 in her hometown of Dharmaram village,
Thousands of people marched in her hometown, in Telangana. The peasants chanted “Bhagya (Rupi) is Immortal.” Banners were hung throughout the village, paying tribute to Rupi.
Sunday, April 19, 2026
CP maoist-Italy to 110th anniversary of the Easter Rising Ireland
Dear comrades of Anti-Imperialist Action, dear comrades all here,
I bring you revolutionary greetings from maoist Communist Party - Italy PI.
It is an honor for us to
participate in this important commemoration, which marks a
significant milestone in the liberation struggle of the Irish people
in particular, and in the struggle of the peoples of the world and of
the class struggle in general.
These have been three significant
days in which we have honored our martyrs, of us all, because those
who shed their blood for the freedom of the Irish people have
contributed to the struggle of all peoples and of the international
proletariat, and have contributed to a step forward for the
PWR.
During these three days, we have not merely commemorated,
but rather reaffirmed our commitment to the path shown by the Irish
Citizen Army in 1916, which is still valid today: the proletariat and
the peoples need their own organization and their own people's army
to free themselves from the imperialist yoke and to conquer political
power.
The experience of 1916, though bloodily repressed, sent a
clear message: we must take advantage of the contradictions of the
bourgeoisie, particularly the inter-imperialist contradictions, and
strike at the enemy. In this context, the following year the
Bolshevik Party, led by Lenin, succeeded in seizing power and,
through the Red Army of workers and peasants, crushed the White
reaction and the imperialist invasion.
In the current phase, the
tendency toward a Third World War is advancing, manifesting itself in
wars of aggression against peoples, from Ukraine to Iran, and
Palestine too. At the same time, we are witnessing reactionarization
and fascism in both the PI and the Podal I, with the increased
oppression of the masses and the proletariat, and the intensification
of the exploitation of the working class. But where there is
oppression, there is rebellion!
Mao said, there are just
wars and unjust wars; that is, the former are revolutionary, while
the latter are reactionary. The former are revolutions and national
liberation struggles, while the latter are those of aggression and
plunder against the peoples of the world, which cause proletarians to
massacre each others.
Communists can and must be an active
participant in this contradiction.
As the glorious experience of
the October Revolution led by Lenin's party teaches us, the point is
not to be "against war" but rather how to act, how to
counter imperialism's plans, or if war breaks out, how to manage
it—precisely how to manage this contradiction to advance the
Revolution's plan.
Today, faced with the military aggression against Iran by Yankee imperialism and the Zionist entity, our watchwords in Italy are:
On the side of Iran, on the side of the proletarians and popular
masses of Iran, with the Palestinian resistance and all the Arab
masses of the Middle East under attack.
Support all the blows
inflicted on US imperialism and the Zionist state of Israel,
aggressors, warmongers, and genociders.
Denounce the complicity
and participation of all imperialist governments and states.
Against
the Arab bureaucratic-comprador bourgeoisies, servants of imperialism
and Zionism, enemies of their peoples.
For the
international unity of the proletarians and peoples of the region,
for the unity of the proletarians and popular masses of the
imperialist countries and the proletarians, nations, and peoples
oppressed by imperialism.
Against the global
inter-imperialist war.
Against the Meloni government, complicit
and servant of US imperialism/Trump, and the Nazi-style Zionist
state/Netanyahu, which drags the country into war and unloads the
costs of rearmament and wars on the Italian proletariat and masses:
high living costs, jobs, and an attack on the democracy, peace, and
freedom desired by the masses.
As in the aftermath of October 7th, our main political
action nowadays is against the Meloni government and the Italian
imperialist state, which supports Zionism in Italy and around the
world and is a member of NATO.
Within the general framework
of uneven development among imperialist countries—and this is the
key point—the Italian imperialist bourgeoisie derives a relative
benefit from being complicit and part of NATO. In an imperialist
country like Italy, anyone who adopts the slogan "NO NATO, NO
EU" is adopting a chauvinistic and nationalist position and
confusing workers and the masses by directly or indirectly assuming
that Italy is an oppressed country, which it is not.
While we
oppose our domestic imperialism and imperialism in general, at the
same time we must support all the just wars i.e. the national
liberation struggles and the people's wars being waged in India and
the Philippines led by the Communist Party of India (Maoist) and the
Communist Party of the Philippines respectively because they
represent the most advanced struggles of the communists with the aim
of size the political power, in a context where the ICM is divided
into numerous streams, there is no socialist country to serve as a
red base for the World Proletarian Revolution, and the People's Wars
themselves and the armed struggles led by Marxist-Leninist-Maoist
communist parties in India, the Philippines, Turkey, and Northern
Kurdistan are all in the strategic defensive phase. Finally, in
imperialist and capitalist countries, we are still struggling to
emerge from the ebb that began in the 1980s.
In this difficult
context in which we find ourselves operating, however, the
opportunity to make a qualitative leap forward from a subjective
point of view is provided precisely by the contradictions generated
by the global capitalist-imperialist system. To quote Antonio
Gramsci: "when all is, or seems, lost, one must calmly return
to work, starting again from the beginning."
This
beginning is actually a "new beginning." We are not
starting from 0, but must treasure the positive and negative aspects
of the entire experience of the proletariat and the people, starting
with the victories (the Paris Commune, the October Revolution, the
Chinese Revolution) and, all the experiences of our class, as we
mentioned earlier, the insurrection of the Irish Citizen Army.
We
believe that today, the first step for communists is to found
revolutionary Communist Parties of a new kind, that is, through a
process of construction that takes place in the fire of class
struggle and in close connection with the masses, because it is
only in class struggle that party cadres are forged. The masses
produce the vanguards of struggles that can become potential
communist leaders, and furthermore, the process is dialectical, as
Mao said, "from the masses to the masses." The experience
of the masses in the class struggle is an objective and continuous
fact. It is up to the communist vanguards to first "learn from
the masses" and then rework this experience at higher and more
theoretical levels, returning it to the masses as an invincible
weapon to fight the imperialist system.
The new type of
communist parties to be built, guided by Marxist-Leninist-Maoist
ideology, are first and foremost vanguard parties of the working
class and can undertake this process of construction only if they
organize and lead these proletarian and popular struggles,
particularly workers' struggles, the true breeding ground for the
social revolt needed today.
At the same time, it is necessary
for Marxist-Leninist-Maoist communist parties and organizations to
organize an international MLM conference, with an agenda appropriate
to the current world situation and the concrete tasks of the
proletariat.
We believe that an international conference of this
kind should aim to create a new international MLM organization, which
has been lacking for 20 years following the collapse of the RIM.
Such
an organization, understood as a revolutionary political center, not
merely an anti-imperialist coordination body, would not only be
better able to conduct the revolutionary and anti-imperialist
struggle globally, but would also provide a boost to the struggle of
all comrades in different countries, as the history of the RIM has
demonstrated.
Long live proletarian internationalism!
Long
live the struggle of the proletariat and the oppressed!
Long
live the immortal example of the Irish Citizen Army!
India: guerrilleros maoístas hieren cinco paramilitares en Jharkhand
India: guerrilleros maoístas hieren cinco paramilitares en Jharkhand
El miércoles hubo un enfrentamiento armado en el bosque de Saranda en Singhbhum occidental en Jharkhand. El enfrentamiento ocurrió a las 10 de la mañana en una área boscosa entre las aldeas entre Marang Ponga y Baliba, y dejaron cinco paramilitares del viejo Estado heridos.
Esto ocurre a pesar de las afirmaciones del viejo Estado indio de que el maoísmo ha sido derrotado, semana tras semana hay reportes de bajas entre las fuerzas armadas y paramilitares del viejo Estado.
A pesar de las afirmaciones del viejo Estado, la Guerra Popular dirigida por el PCI (Maoísta) no ha sido derrotada. Los maoístas han llevado a cabo acciones armadas y han asestado golpes a los planes y declaraciones del viejo Estado indio.
5 CoBRA Jawans Injured In Encounter With Maoists In Jharkhand's Saranda Forest
The encounter took place at around 10 am in the forested stretch between Marang Ponga and Baliba villages under the Chhota Nagra police station limits.

West Singhbhum (Jharkhand): Five jawans of CoBRA were injured in an intense encounter that broke out with security forces and Maoists in the forest of Saranda in Jharkhand's Chaibasa on Wednesday.
According to reports, a fierce gunfight broke out between security forces and Maoists in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district after a joint anti-insurgency team came into contact with the group led by wanted Maoist commander Misir Besra.
The encounter took place at around 10 am in the forested stretch between Marang Ponga and Baliba villages under the Chhota Nagra police station limits. According to initial reports, the exchange of fire began when security personnel launched a cordon-and-search operation in the area following intelligence inputs about Besra's movement
Repression Will Not Hault Our Work— Nazariya Magazine’s
Nazariya Magazine’s statement on the brutal detention and custodial torture of 11 activists by Delhi police special cell
Date: 28 March, 2026
“We should rid our ranks of all impotent thinking. All views that overestimate the strength of the enemy and underestimate the strength of the people are wrong. If everyone makes strenuous efforts, we, together with all the democratic forces of the world, can surely defeat the imperialist plan of enslavement, prevent the outbreak of a third world war, overthrow all reactionary regimes and win lasting peace for mankind.”
— Mao Zedong, The Present Situation and Our Tasks
Recently, 11 students and young activists, most of them in their early 20s, were illegally abducted, detained and tortured while in custody by the special cell of the Delhi police of the reactionary Brahmanical Hindutva Fascist Indian state. Four of them, Ehtmam (anti-displacement activist), Baadal (anti-displacement activist), Gaurav (member of Bhagat Singh Chhatra Ekta Manch) and Rudra (Editor of Nazariya Magazine) were formerly abducted in July 2025 by the same special cell of the Delhi police. The comrades were subjected to inhumane torture, sexual abuse and dehumanisation. All the while these foot soldiers of the Brahmanical Hindutva Fascist Indian state made it strikingly clear that their goal was to criminalise their activism.
Saturday, April 18, 2026
Brasil - TODO APOIO A LUTA DOS ESTUDANTES DA UNIVERSIDADE DEL VALLE! - Novo MEPR
Uma das principais universidades da Colômbia, a Universidade Del Valle, tem sido palco de uma enorme mobilização estudantil contra o desmonte do ensino superior. Precarização docente, infraestrutura em más condições, péssimo estado das ferramentas utilizadas pelos estudantes nos laboratórios, sobrecarga de trabalho no restaurante universitário — que, inclusive, é pequeno demais para a quantidade de estudantes —, falta de orçamento para apoiar a pesquisa, entre outros, problemas muito similares aos que temos aqui no Brasil.
Os estudantes vêm se mobilizando desde a assembleia geral realizada no dia 24 de fevereiro deste ano, realizando jornadas pedagógicas dentro e fora da universidade. Foram realizadas marchas ao redor da universidade e na cidade de Cali, houve ocupações de edifícios administrativos, protestos por meio de expressões artísticas como a música, etc.




