En estos días posteriores a la segunda
vuelta de la elección presidencial en Colombia, los llamados y
pronunciamientos desde el Pacto Histórico y la llamada Alianza por la
Vida fueron de «esperar en calma los escrutinios», «no movilizarse para
no darle razones a la ultraderecha» o decir que «eso es lo que quiere
Abelardo», mientras el pueblo comenzaba a plantearse la necesidad de
salir a las calles. Ahora que Iván Cepeda y Gustavo Petro reconocieron
los resultados —incluso antes de culminar por completo los escrutinios
en todo el país y pese a reconocer por parte de Petro la injerencia del
imperialismo estadounidense en esa contienda—, la situación para los
reformistas conciliadores se reduce al uso de las «buenas maneras
democráticas», es decir, el sometimiento a la dictadura de la burguesía,
ahora con Abelardo de la Espriella a la cabeza del poder ejecutivo de
las clases dominantes.
A nivel nacional y en las diferentes
regiones, los dirigentes de la colectividad progre-reformista hacen gala
de sus intereses politiqueros y limitan su análisis al crecimiento del
caudal electoral por la candidatura de izquierda, lo que denominan
«termómetro de nuestras capacidades», sin contrastarlo — por sus obvias
limitaciones— con la necesidad del trabajo de base, un horizonte
revolucionario y un programa político de la clase obrera y el
campesinado pobre hacia la toma del poder, tareas que son de carácter
obligatorio para nosotros los comunistas. Para ellos, basta con el
cambio nominal de sus reformas a «revoluciones» y pensar en las próximas
elecciones regionales, donde de nuevo querrán desviar con su
conciliación, la atención del pueblo de su propia emancipación.
Frente a esta situación de absoluto
llamado a la pasividad por parte de los reformistas, solo el pueblo
salva al pueblo. Es momento entonces de sacudirnos de estos cuatro años
de apaciguamiento, quietud contemplativa (incluso entre los
revolucionarios) y recordar que la organización y la lucha popular no da
espera, y que solo así podremos no solo enfrentar y oponer resistencia,
sino efectivamente plantearnos centros de poder propio como semilla
para la revolución. Para esto, es necesario que los comunistas y
revolucionarios insistamos con las asambleas populares con la clase
obrera en las ciudades y los campesinos pobres en el campo, donde el
pueblo trabajador organice, decida, y ejecute cómo luchar.
Para que esta iniciativa de poder popular
de las masas no quede en lo anecdótico o espontáneo, es necesario
agilizar el proceso por la unidad programática de los comunistas
revolucionarios en el Partido Comunista Revolucionario, de manera que
pueda ponerse al servicio del pueblo como su dispositivo político de
vanguardia y destacamento revolucionario que guíe efectivamente esta
lucha por su definitiva emancipación contra la burguesía y los
terratenientes
Protests were held in Istanbul and Izmir
against the operations carried out in Ankara ahead of the NATO Summit
Istanbul
“You cannot stop the course of history—you
will end up in the dustbin of history!”
The Alliance Against NATO and Imperialist War
stated, “We call on everyone to join the struggle against this
summit, scheduled for July 7–8,” in response to the operations
carried out in Ankara ahead of the NATO Summit.
June 24, 2026
The Alliance Against NATO and Imperialist War held
a press conference in front of the Süreyya Opera House in Kadıköy
to protest the detention of dozens of revolutionaries and democrats
during Ankara-based raids ahead of the NATO Summit.
During the statement, a banner reading “You
cannot stop the anti-NATO struggle with detentions, arrests, and
repression” was unfurled, while slogans such as “Withdraw from
NATO, close the bases,” “Long live revolution and socialism,”
and “Detentions, arrests, and repression cannot intimidate us”
were chanted.
Hakan Dilmeç, who read the press statement,
emphasized that following last week’s detention crackdown in
Istanbul, more than 200 anti-imperialists, revolutionaries, and
socialists were detained in Ankara today.
Dilmeç said, “The operations carried out in the
early morning hours followed the ban announced yesterday evening by
the Ministry of the Interior—aimed at ‘protecting the country’s
prestige’ ahead of the NATO summit—which turned Ankara into an
open-air prison.”
Noting that many “prestigious” heads of state
would be hosted at the NATO Summit, Dilmeç continued: “They will
come with the ‘prestige’ they’ve earned by supporting genocidal
Israel. They will come with the ‘prestige’ they’ve earned by
bombing and massacring 168 schoolgirls in Iran.
They will come with the ‘prestige’ they gained
by installing jihadist gangs—which slaughtered Alawites, Druze, and
Christians in Syria—as rulers of Syria. They will come with the
‘prestige’ they gained through the wars and massacres they waged
against the liberation struggles of oppressed peoples, from Korea to
Vietnam.”
Hakan Dilmeç, noting that they were reminding
people that NATO is the war and civil war organization of the
capitalist-imperialist order, said the following:
“Being a member of NATO means being a part of
this order of exploitation and war. The history of the
revolutionaries of these lands is the history of the struggle against
the NATO order, and it continues uninterrupted. Neither the massacres
and coups carried out throughout history, nor the detentions and
arrests taking place today, have been able to stop this struggle—and
they never will.”
Drawing attention to the fact that the
imperialists are planning new wars, massacres, and coups amid a major
crisis, Dilmeç said: “But in the face of this, the uprisings and
resistance of workers, the oppressed peoples, women, and youth—both
globally and on these lands—continue and will continue. No measures
you take, no summits you try to convene, will change this reality.”
Dilmeç concluded his remarks as follows: “You
cannot stop the course of history; you will end up in the dustbin of
history. The true equality and freedom of our peoples can only be
defended through the struggle against the NATO order. We call on
everyone to join the struggle against this summit planned for July
7–8!”
Izmir
Protest in Izmir against raids and detention
terror!
A protest was held in İzmir in response to the
raids and arrests in Ankara.
June 24, 2026
A press conference was held in front of the Türkan
Saylan Cultural Center in Alsancak by the “No to NATO”
Coordination, of which Partizan is a member.
“Repression, bans, detentions, and arrests
cannot stop our struggle! No to NATO!”
During the protest, where a banner bearing this message was unfurled,
the crowd frequently chanted slogans such as “Detentions,
arrests, and repression cannot intimidate us,”
“Imperialism will be defeated; the resisting peoples will triumph,”
and “Long live our organized
struggle!”
In the press statement, it was noted that the
regime—which does everything to ensure the comfort and ease of
imperialist thugs—has intensified its attacks against those who
said “No to NATO” ahead of July 7–8.
The statement emphasized that society is being
silenced and legitimate reactions are being suppressed through
repression, bans, detentions, and arrests, and drew attention to the
decision announced yesterday by the Ankara Governor’s Office
declaring a state of emergency in Ankara for 13 days, from June 28 to
July 10.
The statement noted that NATO, which is coming to
Ankara on July 7–8, will make its new war decisions on this soil,
and asserted that NATO—the enemy of workers, laborers, and the
people—will bring hunger, destruction, and massacres to humanity
and the people by devising new plans for plunder and occupation.
The statement emphasized that imperialist
barbarism and NATO—an organization of aggression and war—will not
be allowed to pass, concluding: “On July 7–8, we will welcome
NATO in Ankara as it deserves. Once again, we call on the honorable
workers and laborers of this country to unite and fight against
imperialist barbarism and the NATO thugs. Those who have been
detained and arrested must be released immediately! Repression,
detentions, and arrests cannot intimidate us! The NATO summit must be
canceled! Withdraw from NATO; close the bases!”
Bolivia.
Luego de 50
días, la Huelga General que sacudió al país ha sido traicionada por las cúpulas
de la Central Obrera de Bolivia (COB) quienes en días pasados presentaron un
plan de 8 puntos aceptando dialogar con el viejo Estado. Este viernes 19 de
junio los oportunistas al frente de la COB finalmente se sentaron con el
fascismo pactando la desmovilización sin poder garantizarla. El mismo Rodrigo
Paz (de quien el pueblo boliviano exige su renuncia) firmó el
acuerdo con el canalla Mario Argollo, generando el inmediato rechazo de los
movimientos campesinos, indígenas, estudiantiles y populares que se mantienen
movilizados pese a la traición. Tras la firma del acuerdo, el régimen fascista
decretó el estado
de excepción en todo el país, movilizando al ejército y la policía para
despejar las carreteras y los puntos de bloqueo que hasta hace una semana
tenían al Estado en la lona. De acuerdo con Bandera Roja Bolivia, el día
de hoy se reportan aún algunos de bloqueos y existen convocatorias para
desarrollar acciones de resistencia por parte de organizaciones como la
Federación Sindical Única de Trabajadores Campesinos de la Provincia Omasuyos “Ponchos
Rojos” y la Federación Departamental Única de Trabajadores Campesinos de La Paz
“Túpac Katari”, entre otras.
In its statement regarding the raids and
detentions in Ankara ahead of the NATO Summit, Partizan described the
operations as a “political attack aimed at the struggle against
NATO” and demanded the release of those detained.
June 23, 2026
As the NATO Summit approaches, Partizan issued a
written statement regarding the home raids and detentions carried out
in Ankara early this morning. The statement noted that operations
were conducted at the homes and organizations of numerous
revolutionaries and democrats.
The statement emphasized that the operations
targeted revolutionary and democratic organizations.
In its statement, Partizan noted that raids were
carried out on the homes and institutions of numerous revolutionaries
and democrats early this morning, stating, “As the NATO summit
approaches, raids were carried out this morning in Ankara on the
homes of hundreds of revolutionaries and democrats—including our
comrades—as well as on numerous institutions.”
The full text of the statement titled “Fight
Against the State of Emergency Created Under the Pretext of NATO!”
is as follows:
This morning in Ankara, as the NATO summit
approaches, raids were carried out on the homes of hundreds of
revolutionaries and democrats—including our comrades—as well as
on numerous institutions.
As in the raids targeting many revolutionary
and progressive institutions, dozens of our comrades were arrested
under torture after the doors of their homes and dormitories were
broken down.
It is clear that this attack was directed
against the struggle against NATO. Our struggle against NATO,
imperialism, and its local collaborators is just and legitimate!
The ruling class, which declared martial law in
Ankara, has long since begun its attacks against the people. NATO,
which brings nothing but suffering, plunder, and death to the people,
has begun implementing its anti-people dictates just days before the
summit. The Turkish state’s rulers, police, and gendarmerie—acting
on NATO’s military orders—have once again proven the state’s
collaboration with imperialism.
From the very beginning of our struggle, we
have stood against this ideology of annihilation, and we will
continue to do so. We will not yield to exploitation, torture, or
imperialist wars. The martial law measures and political operations
carried out under the pretext of the NATO summit will not stop us!
These operations prove the legitimacy of our struggle to the entire
world!
Release our comrades and our allies in the
struggle immediately!
Let us fulfill our revolutionary duty and take
to the streets against NATO!
To Ankara on July 7–8!
Down with fascism, down with imperialism, long
live our struggle!
Depuis mars 2026, l’occupation israélienne
mène une opération de nettoyage ethnique et d’occupation du Sud Liban,
forçant le déplacement de plus d’un tiers de la population du pays,
tuant plus de 3500 personnes et blessant plus de 12 000 autres. Des
villes, villages et quartiers entiers sont détruits. C’est la même
logique génocidaire et de colonisation qu’à Gaza où les bombardements et
massacres continuent malgré le cessez-le-feu d’octobre 2025, ou en
Cisjordanie où les agressions des colons et de l’armée sont
quotidiennes.
Tout ceci se fait avec la complicité des
puissances impérialistes, dont la France, qui affiche notamment son
soutien à Israel à travers une répression toujours plus forte. D’abord
contre les Palestinien·nes : Ramy Shaath est menacé d’expulsion, Omar
Alsoumi et Rima Hassan en procès pour apologie du terrorisme ou le
réfugié palestinien Ali, en détention provisoire depuis deux ans. Mais
de très nombreuses personnes sont également touchées comme Olivia Zemor,
présidente d’EuroPalestine, qui a été condamnée à 24 mois de prison
avec sursis ou les procès en cours contre des membres d’Urgence
Palestine à Montpellier et Pau, de même que des militant-es syndicaux
ont été régulièrement inquiété-es par la police ou la justice. Ce 25
juin, Anasse Kazib et un autre militant de Révolution Permanente
passeront en procès pour apologie du terrorisme pour avoir dénoncé le
génocide en cours en Palestine.
Ce samedi 30 mai à Toulouse, la préfecture
a interrompu et dispersé une manifestation déclarée pour demander la
libération d’Ali, réfugié palestinien emprisonné en France depuis 2 ans
et dont la détention provisoire a été prolongée de 6 mois. La répression
de cette manifestation est un précédent innacceptable !
Les organisations signataires
appellent à manifester mercredi 24 juin à 18h30 au métro Jean Jaurès
contre la répression du mouvement de solidarité avec la Palestine,
exiger la relaxe de toutes les personnes inculpées et réaffirmer notre
solidarité avec les peuples palestinien, libanais et iranien !
Soutenir la Palestine n’est pas un crime !
ATTAC, AFPS, CPES Mirail, Comité de
soutien à la Palestine 31, INSA en lutte, Jeunesses anticapitalistes,
Libre Pensée, LFI, MRAP, NPA-A, Parti de gauche, POI 31, Le Poing Levé,
PCR 31, Toulouse anti CRA, TSEDEK, Révolte antispéciste Toulouse, RP,
Solidaires 31, Solidarité Palestine Toulouse, Secours Rouge Toulouse,
UET, UCL
URGENT CALL FOR SOLIDARITY AND ACTION WITH PROSFYGIKA !
Prosfygika
is a collective living and resistance community in Athens that has, for
years, stood against state repression, eviction attempts and
profit-driven redevelopment projects. Through solidarity, collective
organisation and a culture of resistance, Prosfygika has become one of
Europe’s most important centres of self-organisation and struggle.
At
the forefront of this resistance are Prosfygika activists Aristotelis
Chantzis and Suzon Doppagne, who are on hunger strike demanding the
withdrawal of the eviction plans and the protection of Prosfygika.
Aristotelis Chantzis has been on hunger strike since 5 February, while
Suzon Doppagne joined the strike on 1 May, strengthening this just
struggle.
As
of 22 June 2026, Aristotelis Chantzis’s health has reached a critical
stage. Following months on hunger strike, he has been admitted to
hospital after his condition seriously deteriorated. This development
not only places the life of a resistance activist in immediate danger,
but also exposes the consequences of the Greek state’s continued attacks
on Prosfygika and its refusal to resolve the situation. The Greek
authorities bear full responsibility for any harm that may come to
Aristotelis by ignoring the hunger strikers’ demands and persisting with
their eviction policy.
The
struggle of Aristotelis and Suzon is not simply a fight to defend
Prosfygika. It is a struggle for the right to housing, for collective
living, for solidarity among peoples, and for the defence of the living
spaces of migrants, working-class people, the poor and all those who
resist. The struggle taking place in Prosfygika today represents a
shared front of resistance against the growing policies of repression,
eviction, exclusion and profiteering that are spreading across Europe.
At
this critical moment, as Aristotelis has been hospitalised, remaining
silent would mean turning a blind eye to these attacks. Strengthening
solidarity, bringing the voice of the resistance to every community and
exposing the Greek state’s repressive policies are urgent
responsibilities.
We
call on all revolutionary and democratic organisations, trade
unionists, labour and democratic forces, migrant organisations,
solidarity groups and all people of conscience to organise urgent
solidarity actions wherever they are, issue public statements, stand
with the Prosfygika resistance, and raise their voices to demand the
immediate acceptance of the hunger strikers’ demands.
