Publicamos una traducción del informe de la poderosa manifestación del 24 de septiembre en París
El 24 de septiembre de 2022 tuvo lugar una potente manifestación maoísta en los suburbios de París.
A pesar de la prohibición policial, la manifestación se organizó con éxito en un barrio obrero. Con banderas rojas, martillos y hoces y un retrato del Presidente Gonzalo, la manifestación fue una prueba de la lucha por la unidad maoísta en Francia y la defensa del Presidente Gonzalo y su pensamiento omnipotente en todo el mundo. Se corearon consignas y canciones, y se pronunciaron discursos en francés y español. Los transeúntes y los residentes locales querían saber más sobre la manifestación y algunos la saludaron levantando los puños o gritando consignas.
We publish a translation of the report from the powerful demonstration in Paris on the 24th of September
A powerful Maoist demonstration took place in the suburbs of Paris on 24 September 2022.
Despite a police ban, the demonstration was successfully organised in a working-class neighbourhood. With red flags, hammers and sickles and a portrait of Chairman Gonzalo, the demonstration was proof of the struggle for Maoist unity in France and the defence of Chairman Gonzalo and his all-powerful thought around the world. Slogans were chanted as well as songs, speeches were given in French and Spanish. Passers-by and local residents wanted to know more about the demonstration and some greeted it by raising their fists or shouting slogans.
Editorial semanal – Frustración anunciada y resistencia inevitable
No sorprende el apoyo público de Henrique Meirelles a la candidatura presidencial de Luiz Inácio-Alckmin, oficializado el 19 de septiembre. Es una jugada más del establecimiento en la mesa electoral y del placer del oportunismo en hacer patente a la oligarquía financiera, garantizando compromisos con las criaturas más nefastas del sometimiento nacional. La consigna es: no se romperá el techo de gasto. Mentiroso, por supuesto. Primero, es la temprana confesión del candidato de que no cumplirá sus promesas electorales y, segundo, cuando llegue al año electoral, necesitado de votos, por unas migajas al pueblo, la romperá. Nada demasiado sorprendente.
Investigadores del Instituto Brasileño de Economía de la Fundação Getúlio Vargas (Ibre/FGV) calculan que, dados los gastos temporales, el reajuste de los servidores públicos, las facturas diferidas y las pérdidas de ingresos, el próximo gobierno tendrá un agujero fiscal de R$ 430 mil millones en el presupuesto. , R$ 60 mil millones sólo para mantener el pago de R$ 600 de Auxílio Brasil. Si el STF determina el pago de precatorias el próximo año, la situación empeorará. Ante el alto riesgo de quiebra financiera, el imperialismo solo sube las tasas de interés para financiar la deuda pública.
La situación es grave, están estallando “bombas fiscales” en el regazo del próximo presidente, a lo que se suma la crisis de descomposición del imperialismo con un nuevo ciclo de sobreproducción y la crisis de descomposición del capitalismo burocrático local. La minúscula y lenta recuperación de la economía, en el mediano plazo, se vuelve cada vez más irrisoria, si no fuera tan trágica para la gente.
Luiz Inácio y el oportunismo están en una encrucijada, y encienden velas a dios y al diablo: prometen a las masas – para ganar las elecciones – que establecerán mejores condiciones de vida, cambios cosméticos sólo posibles a través de un alto gasto de las finanzas públicas, cuya deuda ya supera los R$ 7 billones; al mismo tiempo, prometen seguir estrictamente los dictados fiscales de la oligarquía financiera internacional, en especial del imperialismo yanqui. Al no poder servir a dos señores a la vez, es seguro que acabará siendo devorado por todos lados, si gana las elecciones, toma posesión y gobierna. Desde las cloacas, las huestes ultraderechistas, si son derrotadas electoralmente, aprovecharán para escalar sus acciones y provocaciones para desestabilizar a un gobierno débil. Además, estarán al acecho, como carniceros, los generales golpistas que, en nombre de “la estabilidad y la legalidad amenazadas”, intentarán sacar ventaja imponiendo una escalada de militarización de la vida política nacional hasta ahora no consumada. Es este marco el que tiene la farsa electoral para la canciller.
En este marco explosivo de una crisis general muy profunda del sistema político moribundo y su capitalismo burocrático, no queda otra forma de que las masas populares busquen mejores condiciones de vida que arrebatando por la fuerza sus derechos ya tan pisoteados. Desde ya urge que las masas trabajadoras se movilicen, presionando a su dirección sindical para que preparen la convocatoria y trabajen seriamente por la Huelga General de Resistencia Nacional, que se coordine y se una a la revolución agraria en la toma de tierras del latifundio por parte de los pobres. campesinos sin tierra o con poca tierra. Sólo así será posible frenar la voracidad de esta máquina de moler a los pobres, que lucha por salvarse de la crisis de la descomposición, y avanzar en la revolución de una nueva democracia para arrancar de raíz el obsoleto sistema de explotación y opresión.
September 21, 2022
Proletarians of all countries, unite!
Actions and activities carried out for the International Worldwide Action Week from September 13th to 19th for the release of political prisoners, a stop to drone attacks, and in support of the People’s War in India.
The international call issued by the Communist Party of India (Maoist) has been translated to several languages, including Spanish and Finnish. The demands raised by the CPI(m) has been translated to Norwegian, Danish.
Madrid, Spain: Manifestation and bannerdrop
Helsinki, Finland: Demonstration
Berlin: Manifestation
Rome, Italy: Demonstration
Frankfurt, Germany: Rally
Tunisia: Manifestation
Hellerup, Denmark: Demonstration
Hamburg, Germany: Manifestation
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Leaflets were distributed at the entrance of the State University of Rio de Janeiro. Several students participated. Posters and a banner were put up.
Helsinki, Finland: Meeting
Bremen, Germany: Meeting
Valencia, Spain: Graffiti
Helsinki, Finland: Flyers
Pernambuco, Brazil: Flyers
Parana, Brazil: Flyers
Minas Gerais, Brazil: Leaflets
Valencia, Spain: Bannerdrop
Galizia: Posters
Helsinki, Finland: Posters
Parana, Brazil: Posters
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Posters
Minas Gerais, Brazil: Posters
Pará, Brazil: Posters and dazibaos
São Paulo, Brazil: Posters
Distrito Federal, Brazil: Posters
Goías, Brazil: Posters
Pernambuco, Brazil: Posters
The call for the International Day of Action of July 9th was signed by 18 organizations from 17 or more countries.
The call was reproduced on several different websites. It was translated to several different languages, including Nepali, Dari, Romanian, Spanish, and Finnish.
A video report was published including many of the actions.
Washington D.C., USA: A lightning demonstration was carried out in front of the embassy of the old Indian state.
Norte de Minas, Brazil: A demonstration was held by the League of Poor Peasants in Norte de Minas.
Elche, Spain: A demonstration was held in a proletarian neighborhood, despite identity checks and intimidation from the police.
Austria: There was speeches, gatherings, demonstrations carried out in different parks in different cities.
Tampere, Finland: A protest was carried out at the central square.
Bergen, Norway: A manifestation was held in the city center and flyers were distributed.
Paris, France: A manifestation was carried out in a working class neighborhood and flyers were handed out.
Berlin, Germany: A protest was held outside the embassy of the old Indian state.
Mexico: A manifestation was carried out.
Helsinki, Finland: A manifestation was carried out in front of the embassy of the old Indian state.
Hamburg, Germany: A demonstration with speeches was held in front of the consulate of the old Indian state.
Pernambuco, Brazil: A manifestation was held in the streets and flyers were distributed.
Frankfurt, Germany: A protest was carried out in front of the consulate of the old Indian state.
Valéncia, Spain: A demonstration was held.
Oslo, Norway: A protest was held in front of the embassy of the old Indian state.
Bremen, Germany: A demonstration was held in a working class neighborhood.
Pernambuco: A demonstration was carried out by the League of Poor Peasants (LCP).
Paris, France: Graffiti was put up.
Medellín, Colombia: Graffiti was painted.
Kristiansand, Norway: Graffiti was put up in a central part of the city.
Albacete, Spain: Graffiti was made.
Curitiba, Brazil: Several slogans were painted.
Bremen, Germany: Graffiti slogans were painted.
Chillán, Chile: Graffiti slogan were painted several places.
Goiânia, Brazil: Slogans were painted.
Wuppertal, Germany: Graffiti was painted.
São Paulo, Brazil: Slogans were put up.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Slogans was painted several places.
Freiburg, Germany: Graffiti was put up calling for the demonstration in Frankfurt.
Paraná, Brazil: Slogans were painted in several places.
Colombia: Slogans was painted in a cultural center.
València, Spain: A graffiti slogan was made.
Austria: Several gatherings and political events were carried out.
Eugene, USA: A meeting with a film screening was carried out.
Alcoi, Spain: A study meeting was held, studying the history of the Indian revolution.
Columbus, USA: A film screening was carried out and discussions were held.
Dublin, Ireland: An information stand was set up and flyers were distributed.
Saint Etienne, France: An information stand was set up and flyers were distributed.
Mexico: Leaflets were distributed.
Trondheim, Norway: Flyers were handed out.
Montes Claros, Brazil: Flyers were handed out at an indoor market.
Austria: Leaflets were distributed.
Saint Etienne, France: Leaflets were distributed in mailboxes.
Elche, Spain: Leaflets were distributed, mobilizing for the demonstration.
Toulouse, France: An information stand was set up, and flyers were handed out.
Montes Claros, Brazil: A huge banner was put up in an indoor market.
Umeå, Sweden: A banner was put up on a bridge close to the city center.
Paris, France: A banner was put up.
Colombia: A banner was hung up.
Grenoble, France: A banner was hung up.
València, Spain: Banners were hung up.
Saint Etienne, France: A banner was put up.
Madrid, Spain: The international manifesto for the 9th of July was read in front of the Embassy. A banner was hung up on the fence of the embassy.
Valence, France: Banners were put up in a working class neighborhood.
Barcelona, Spain: A banner was hung up.
Elche, Spain: A banner action was carried out.
Burgos, Spain: A banner was hung up.
Albacete, Spain: Banners were hung up.
Kristiansand, Norway: Posters were put up in multiple places in the city center.
Bremen, Germany: Posters were put up calling for the demonstration.
Austria: Posters were put up in several cities.
Lyon, France: Posters were put up, including on the consulate of the old Indian state.
Ecuador: Posters were put up for political prisoners in India and in support of the People’s War.
Providence, USA: Activists posted up flyers around town.
Freiburg and Frankfurt, Germany: Posters calling for the demonstration in Frankfurt were put up different places.
Elche, Spain: Dazibaos and posters were put up.
Alcoi, Spain: Posters were put up.
Burgos, Spain: A big poster was made and hung up.
Essen and Düsseldorf, Germany: Posters were put up calling for the demonstration in Frankfurt.
Mexico: A poster was made for the day of action.
Ecuador: Posters was made for the occasion.
Vietnam: The text Spring Tunder Over India was translated to Vietnamese for the occasion.
Several documents and material related to the People’s War in India was published on CI-IC on the occasion of the week of the international day of action of July 9th.
