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International Newsletter DEFEND MARXISM-LENINISM and MAO ZEDONG THOUGHT ______ International Newsletter DEFEND MARXISM-LENINISM AND MAO ZEDONG THOUGHT ____________________________________________________________________________________________ February 2010 Publisher: Joint Coordinating Group (JCG) No. 36 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Content Principles of the The Interpretation of the Nature of Current International Conference .......................... 2 Crisis Decides Communist Parties’ Activity (new) Communist Party, Italy, (n)PCI ......... 25 Call for the Support ...................................... 2 New Communist League in Norway Information .................................................. 28 Let the Year 2010 be the Year of the New Foundation of a New Argentina Rememberances of the First Quarter Storm Portion of Otto Varga´s allocution on the 42nd of 1970 Anniversary of the Revolutionary Communist Antonio Zumel, Philippines ......................... 29 Party of Argentina .......................................... 3 Statement of the Communist Marxist-Leninist- The Turkish Ruling Classes Maoist Party of Bolivia on the Political and their “Kurdish Plan” Situation in the Country ............................... 8 TKP/ML, Turkey .......................................... 32 The Berlin Crisis Management is Like Sitting on a Powder Keg, What the Elections Showed? Interview with Stefan Engel, (MLPD) ......... 9 Ricardo Cohen Partido Communista Revolutionary (PCR ), A Big Debate Within the Greek Left Uruguay ....................................................... 36 Communist Organization of Greece (KOG) ............................................................16 The Answer of the Workers and the Peoples Statement of the Communist Organization to the Global Crisis of Capitalism of Greece (KOE) 5th of March 2010 ............18 Revolutionary Organization of Labor, ROL, USA ..................................................... 39 International Financial Crisis, Causes and Consequences Defend and Help the People of Haiti – CPI(ML), India .............................................19 No to U.S. Troops! Statement of the The Communist and the Social Movements Revolutionary Organization of Labor, Ranjbaran, Iran ............................................22 USA ............................................................... 42 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: T. Scheller, P.O. Box 131058, D-70068 Stuttgart, Germany Fax: 49-711-9979571, Email: [email protected], www.icmlpo.de Price per copy: US$ 5.00 – Euro 5.00 € Financial contributions should be sent to: Landesbank Baden Württemberg, Germany, IBAN DE 45 600 501 01 000 76 38 578, T. Scheller _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ International Newsletter No. 36 February 2010 The International Conference is a forum of Marxist-Leninist parties and organizations. Participation in the International Conference is based on the following main criteria: • Adherence to Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought and their creative application in the conduct of the class struggle in each country. • Struggle against modern revisionism, and a positive attitude towards Stalin and Mao. • Acceptance of the Rules of the Conference. The 4th Conference adopted the following principles on which the cooperation of the participating Marxist- Leninist organizations is based, which were amended and again adopted at the 9th Conference. • Independence and equality, mutual respect, mutual support and cooperation. • Non-interference in internal affairs as well as in the bilateral or regional relations or any party or organization with other parties and organizations. Every organization is sovereign in its conclusions. • Consensus and unanimity in decision-making. • Achieve gradual unity step by step; principled debate and cooperation among parties/organizations and no public attack by any party/organization on another. • Obligation of all participating organizations to prepare and conduct the 10th International Conference jointly in accordance with their possibilities. • Financial independence and self-financing of the common work according to the possibilities. Call for the Support of the X. International Conference of Marxist-Leninist Parties and Organizations (ICMLPO) The worldwide economic and financial crises targets in a real historical dimension the workers and peoples of the entire world on a special brutal way and challenges the international communist and worker movement in a new way. Therefore the X. International Conference has a very high importance for the future. More than before it is very important to support the International Conference by donations and contributions to make the convening of the International Conference possible. For this reason I call as the treasurer of the IC upon all participants of the X. International Conference of Marxist-Leninist Parties and Organizations and upon their responsibility’s want to remember, that we discussed on the 7th IC, that the „ question of finances is not a technical question but a ideological-political one in this manner, that each p articipant takes his responsibility for the success of the entire conference and for the unity of the Marxists-Leninist movement.“(7. IC, Resolution 4, point 5). From the responsibility for its own to the responsibility for all of us! In this manner all participants should go ahead in thinking about the question, how their contribution should looks like. We don't want to act spontaneous, but we have to solve this task by a conscious act. This is the actual situation and the base for this urgent call. Let us be successful! Treasurer of the X. International Conference of Marxist-Leninist Parties and Organizations Januar 2010 | Page 2 | International Newsletter No. 36 February 2010 “Let the Year 2010 be the Year of the New Foundation of a New Argentina!” Portion of Otto Varga´s allocution on the 42nd Anniversary of the Revolutionary Communist Party of Argentina (PCRA) 2009: A year of great fights. The 9th Congress of our Youth has been very 2009 was a year of great fights and our Party important because it has taken experiences from left on them our combatant and revolutionary those fights where the Revolutionary trademark. It was the year of the long Communist Youth made part of. demonstrations and camping of peasants, It was a year were we have made some workers and people of Chaco, a great journey of mistakes, many mistakes, and we realized the struggle that is bonded to the establishment of need to wage a rectification campaign that the National Peasants Federation that is growing fights also against liberalism , and that is the bigger and spreading thru different provinces of pre-condition in order to rectify those mistakes the country. There were very important agrarian and to assure that the Party can make the fights, they are echoes of the agrarian rebellion necessary turn towards working class movement on 2008, as the demonstration of the workers of with all its strength and to accomplish the Parana Metal, the streets blockades at Rosario recruitment and assimilation campaign of new of the attendants to the Congress of the comrades that we have launched .And we Agrarian Federation in solidarity with already have very good examples in some areas Terrabussi´s workers that was a fact that made of the Youth and the Party. history, and many other working class struggles. Has the crisis been left behind? Later on we are going to talk about those 2009 marked, ruling class not dare to say it, the struggles, because they were so many, and setting back of the crisis. The Economist on among them the struggle at Kraft-Terrabusi is December 26th said that “the apparent success”, the most important. On September 28th more they did not dare to say “the crisis is over”, as than a hundred road and bridges blockades set some says that is “thanks to China”, that is the the country at the edge of the social uprising, a engine of the Chinese economy. Of course, as wide movement of solidarity arose and the one old saying said “Everything depends of the mobilization of the masses pointed at the road colour of the glass you are looking thru”, that hast to be followed in order the economic because today there are 1.200 million persons crisis shall be paid b the ruling classes, the that have hanger in the world and the ruling exploiters and not the exploited. It was a fight classes do not want to say that they have that has left it trace that is followed today by the difficulties to nourish them. This means that this colleges at Bosh among other. huge mass of people everyday gets up each day Also this was a year of many demonstrations without knowing if they are going to eat. There and road blockades made by the unemployed more than 2000 million peoples that live with movement and retirees movements. It was a two dollars per day. year of very valuable contributions from There is joy in the United States. In last comrades of our Party to the national culture, December they have a minor number of some of them are here today, and they have unemployed than they expected to but there are made really important contributions to the more than 4.800.000 wage earners who have enrichment of the Argentine culture. received their fire bonus and the unemployed Last year there were new youth and student’s subsidies. Of course that among those 4.800.000 struggles, the 11th Congress
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