Friday, September 25, 2026
Thursday, September 24, 2026
France - La colère doit s’exprimer dès maintenant dans un combat de classe !
O Iêmen desafia impérios - Brasil -
Revista Revolução Cultural
A ofensiva do Ansar Allah, os houthis do Yemen, muda o mapa do Mar Vermelho e reabre a guerra pela soberania iemenita. Na madrugada de sábado, mísseis balísticos e de cruzeiro, além de drones, atingiram alvos em Riad e a refinaria da Aramco em Yanbu, primeira vez que a capital saudita é alvo direto desde a escalada iniciada em setembro. As Forças Armadas iemenitas confirmaram as duas operações, citando 732 ataques sauditas ao Yemen desde a retomada da agressão como justificativa. Drones atingiram instalações no Aeroporto Internacional King Khalid, atingindo um prédio de carga e dois tanques de combustível, enquanto testemunhas relataram chamas e uma coluna de fumaça negra perto do aeroporto.
A intervenção saudita de março de 2015 nasceu da recusa da Arábia Saudita em aceitar que um movimento popular armado pudesse tomar Sanaa e depor um governo fabricado sob tutela do Golfo. Batizada de "Tempestade Decisiva", a operação foi lançada pela Arábia Saudita e seus aliados regionais para esmagar o Ansar Allah e reconduzir ao poder o regime de Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi, apoiado por Riad, presidente cuja legitimidade já era, à época, tão frágil quanto a que hoje sustenta o Conselho de Liderança Presidencial. O bloqueio aéreo, terrestre e marítimo imposto sobre o território sob controle dos Houthis levou ao Yemen a pior crise humanitária do planeta segundo a própria ONU. Em um levantamento do PNUD, projetou 377 mil mortos até o fim de 2021 por efeitos diretos e indiretos da guerra, quase 60% deles causados por falta de água potável, fome e doenças, atingindo sobretudo crianças menores de cinco anos. Levantamentos do ACLED atribuem à coalizão saudita a responsabilidade por mais de 4.800 mortes civis diretas desde 2016, contra pouco mais de 1.300 atribuídas ao Ansar Allah e seus aliados. Ao tratar deste desequilíbrio, os monopólios de mídia ocidenatis não hesitam em tratar os ataques iemenitas como agressão e os bombardeios sauditas como legítima defesa.
in the international day of solidarity and struggle 26th september - Freedom for comrade Misra - freedom for all political prisoners! - ICSPWI
An Appeal to peoples,
On this historic day for the world proletariat we appeal to the people of the country to mark the
21st Sept day with great enthusiasm and participate in the ongoing political ideological struggle
against olr elements. They should themselves verify the facts and assertion by our party. They
must take pain to read all our articles and press release with minute details. This debate will
decide the course of Indian revolution and will decide the fate of the Indian masses. If the party
remains as party, then it can defend the adivasiss against the imperialist plunder, it can protect
Dalits against caste atrocities, it can protect woman against Brahmanical feudal patriarchy and
above all it can help the working class in its militant struggle against the landlords, mill-
owners, contractors, mafias, corrupt bureaucrats etc… hence we appeal to the people of this
country to realize the importance of preserving the party. Besides we also appeal to the
intellectuals, lawyers and democratic forces in several professions to help us in our efforts to
help the political prisoners lodged in several prisons of the country, in their legal struggles and
struggle for survival in prison. We also appeal to all the democratic forces to unite against the
torture and extra juridical execution of Maoist revolutionaries and demand the immediate
release of communist revolutionaries like comrade Pramod Mishra, comrade Sagar Da,
comrade Sheila Di, comrade Kishore Da, comrade Deepak Rao etc..
Released by
North Coordination Committee (NCC)
CPI (Maoist)
Kenya : Le révolutionnaire Mulinge Muteti porté disparu à Nairobi - maximum info et solidaritè
Kenya : Le révolutionnaire Mulinge Muteti porté disparu à Nairobi
Défenseur des droits humains et membre de la Revolutionary Students Commission (RSC), Mulinge Muteti est porté disparu depuis le 21 septembre 2026 à Nairobi. Il se trouvait près d’Aga Khan Walk pour imprimer des communiqués liés aux mobilisations demandant la libération du Dr Kizza Besigye. Selon ses collègues, Muteti les avait informés avoir été arrêté, mais plus de 48 heures après, aucune confirmation officielle de sa détention ni de sa localisation n’avait été obtenue. Ses proches et collègues ont recherché sa trace dans plusieurs commissariats du centre de Nairobi et s’inquiètent notamment de son état de santé, en raison de problèmes médicaux liés à de précédents affrontements avec les autorités. La RSC appelle à une solidarité internationale pour financer les démarches juridiques, les recherches, le suivi médical et les actions de documentation et de soutien à sa famille.
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Revolutionary Students’ Front – Statement on the Jhiramaghati 10 sentenced to death - diffused in the international day of solidarity and struggle - ICSPWI
The death sentences handed down by the NIA court to Maoist political activists—in a move reminiscent of the Nazi judicial system to exact political vengeance—stand as a prime example of the state’s naked legal terror, designed to crush the spirit of resistance among the oppressed!
Build resistance against this!
“Man is not made for the law; the law is made for man.”
— Comrade Bhagat Singh
Comrades, on September 16th in Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh, a court run by the NIA—an agency acting as a terror instrument of the fascist BJP government—sentenced ten Maoist political activists to death. This verdict stems from an incident of mass resistance that took place at Darbha Ghati (Jhiram Ghati) in Chhattisgarh in 2013. During that event, the revolutionary masses eliminated several individuals, including Mahendra Karma—the leader of the notorious mercenary goon squad 'Salwa Judum'—and Nand Kumar Patel. Since 2005, these perpetrators of mass atrocities had been carrying out a genocide of Adivasis under the banner of Salwa Judum. Salwa Judum was a force of rapists and murderers cultivated by the rulers of that time. They were created specifically to ensure the handover of the vast natural and mineral resources of Central India to domestic and foreign corporations—and private hands in general—and to displace local Adivasis as part of a calculated plan to sow terror through rape and murder. Maoist revolutionary communists stood as a shield against these anti-people activities. That is why the state is now intent on eliminating them and crushing the spirit of resistance.
The Jhiram Ghati incident did not stem from personal greed or envy. Jhiram Ghati represented the political resistance of the oppressed people against the unbridled rape, murder, and oppression perpetrated by the ruling class and political parties. Comrade Bhagat writes, “Justice cannot be rendered to any individual if the question of intent is completely disregarded. If intent is ignored, great generals would appear as mere murderers, government tax collectors would be equated with thieves and fraudsters, judges would face charges of homicide, and the entire social order and human civilization would be branded as a den of slaughter, theft, and deceit. If the question of intent is overlooked, by what right do rulers advise the public to follow the path of justice?” A series of horrific human rights violations—ranging from genocide, rape, and murder to the burning of villages—were proven against *Salwa Judum*. Consequently, under the pressure of intense mass movements, even the Supreme Court of India was compelled to ban *Salwa Judum*. However, leaders of ruling parties (including the Congress and BJP), local landlords, and their imperialist masters continued to fund and arm this force, allowing it to persist with its heinous agenda of displacing Adivasis under different guises. Even today, operating under names like the District Reserve Guard (DRG) and Special Police Officer (SPO), they remain part of ‘Operation Kagar’—a campaign of even more destructive, genocidal violence.








