DEM VOLKE DIENEN

We publish this inofficial french translation of the declaration by the TKP/ML:

Déclaration de notre Parti, le Parti communiste de Turquie / marxiste-léniniste

Au sujet de la position adoptée au regard du Mouvement Révolutionnaire Uni des Peuples ; à l'attention des organisations et Partis internationaux frères et amis.

Le 24 mars 2016, le Bureau international (BI) de notre Parti publiait une déclaration intitulée "Aux organisations et Partis internationaux frères et amis". Cette déclaration portait sur le Mouvement Révolutionnaire Uni des Peuples (HBDH – Halkların Birleşik Devrim Hareketi), dont la création venait d'être annoncée le 12 mars 2016. Notre Parti étant au nombre des signataires de cette nouvelle structure, le BI avait l'obligation d'accomplir cette tâche.

À la suite de l'annonce publique de la création de cette structure, et que nous étions l'un des Partis la composant, notre Parti s'est trouvé face à une série de tâches consistant à en comprendre correctement le caractère et le contenu. Nous voulons spécifier ici que notre participation à cette structure est le résultat d'un acte décisionnel qui a outrepassé l'autorité de notre organisation.

Lorsque notre Parti a réalisé pleinement le contenu du programme et de la déclaration fondatrice du HBDH, une discussion interne a été initiée. La discussion a porté sur divers points incluant l'outrepassement de l'autorité organisationnelle et le programme de la nouvelle formation. Comme vous pourrez le voir dans la déclaration qui va suivre, une grande partie du programme et de la déclaration fondatrice du HBDH n'est pas en accord avec les options programmatiques, les principes fondamentaux et la ligne politique de notre Parti.

Selon nous, le caractère de cette structure excède celui d'une coordination d'action conjointe. Au regard de la globalité de son programme, de ses objectifs et buts, elle revêt le caractère d'une organisation de type front.

Demonstration during the Pedagogy students meeting in Petrolina, Northeast of Brazil

The struggle for Education in Brazil is getting sharper, on December 7, in a public hearing in Brasilia, students participated in order to denounce the pedagogue profession regulation sham (the draft bill 6847/17). This draft does not solve the wage issue, does not promote the profession, removes the autonomy in class practice, does not recognize the scientific character of the pedagogy course – change the formation paradigms into “class givers” following the World Bank booklets. The masteries student representing the National Executive of the Pedagogy Students (ExNEPe) denounced that the pedagogue profession is being considered a threat to society and has to be strictly controlled.

We document this declaration of the Central Committee of the TKP/ML:

OUR PARTY’S ULTIMATE ACTION AND EVALUATION TOWARDS RIGHT LIQUIDATIONIST GROUP WHO LEFT OUR PARTY

To inform the public and to underline our orientation by making “a final statement” in reference to the emerging developments in our party and the dissidence have shown itself as a need. Because, we consider it significant from the point of canalising our party to the class struggle duties in addition to the complete information for dissidence. We are going to evaluate the entire process by identifying its milestones and its main lines, which are reflected in public opinion and not. We are going to express our perspective for: what do the emerging developments mean and what do they tell to the party public opinion. Because where we stand now is a clear decomposition situation which its all fronts and lines are drawn, its organizational structure is settled and its political ideology is unveiled. In this scene, we are here to declare that how we define this leaving group in the context of political ideology, how we will relate with them and what will be our approach to them.

The Problems in our Party; the Current Factionalism; Fighting with this; Initiatives and its Consequences

We publish an english translation of an article of El Pueblo newspaper from Chile:

Building a collective life: Urban Community Wenewen de Collipulli

In the urban sector of Collipulli, Ninth Region, the land seizure of the Wenewen Community is located in a property owned by Víctor Anguita. El Pueblo newspaper talked with Alexis Guajardo Levio and Zacarías Guajardo Martínez, members of the community, who told us how this process of construction and struggle has been.

Yesterday, Philippine Congress with a huge majority accepted president Duertes proposal to yet again prolong the Martial Law in Mindanao that is been in place since May this year. Contradicting the previous claims that this law would serve the “War against ISIS”, he now clearly stated his intention of enacting this law in order to combat the NPA, which has significant influence on the Island.

On December 10th, the British Columbia Federation of Labour expressed their support of Comrade G.N. Saibaba who is being murdered by the indian state, writing:
"Dr. Saibaba is an indigenous rights activist who is currently imprisoned for being a leading voice defending the rights of adivasis (tribals), dalits (formerly called untouchables), and religious minorities in India. He is a person living with a physical disability and his living conditions in prison are of international concern."

In India, Comrade Kobad Ghandy has been released from prison on bail at the 12th of December. 

We publish this inofficial translation of a call of the Solidarity Committee for Indigenous Peoples (Comitê de solidariedade aos Povos Indígenas - CSPI) on recent attempt to evict natives and peasants from land they retook themselves:

Kaiowá and Guarani Natives, along with residents of the Bororo village, blocked the access road to Itaporã on a part of the Dourados road with barricades on November 24th. The protest repudiated the new eviction order sentenced by the Federal Justice to be fulfilled in 20 days. The retaken land has already completed 8 years of existence.

In the end of last month students, teachers and activists in some of Brazil's university cities took to the streets denouncing the continuous cutbacks in public education. Instead of properly funding education and providing the affordable accommodation, food or materials required, the Brazilian government, in an attempt to offload the effects of the crisis onto the teachers and students, tries to cut corners at every opportunity possible.