Brief Review of the Revolutionary Armed Struggle of the Filipino People
In Russian: Brief Review of the Revolutionary Armed Struggle of the Filipino People for National and Social Liberation by Jose Maria Sison, Translated by Irina Malenko
Catastrophe alert: On Marxism and the environment
Stefan Engel, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Marxist Leninist Party of Germany (MLPD), is commendable for seeking to comprehend present-day Earth science and impart knowledge about nature, particularly about the lithosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere and their dialectical interactions since hundreds of millions years ago, long before the emergence of the human species.
The Filipino people’s revolutionary armed struggle for national and social liberation in the past 50 years
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Philippines conceived of the New People’s Army as the main instrument for overthrowing the semicolonial and semifeudal ruling system through protracted people’s war in accordance with the people’s democratic revolution against US imperialism and the local exploiting classes of big compradors and landlords.
Boldly expand and consolidate UMA against extreme poverty, exploitation and violence
It is already abominable that the poor peasants and farm workers are deprived of land and suffer extreme poverty, exploitation and violence
The role of the communist international in the formation of the Communist Party of the Philippine Islands (1930)
The Comintern was the logical and necessary outcome of the victory of the Great October Socialist Revolution, which made Russia the center of the world proletarian revolution
Prospects and challenges of the people’s struggle against the US-Duterte regime
I am elated and honored that my four most recent volumes are being launched at the same time on this occasion
Hail the 50th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines!
Message to Filipino and Japanese Comrades and Friends Dear Comrades and Friends, As the founding chairman of the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), I am elated and grateful that you are celebrating the 50th founding anniversary of the CPP which has successfully led the Filipino proletariat and people in waging revolutionary struggle for national […]
Crisis, plunder and war
The International Organization of Migration defines forced migration as “a migratory movement in which an element of coercion exists, including threats to life and and livelihood, whether arising from natural or man-made causes (e.g. movements of refugees and internally displaced persons as well as people displaced by natural or environmental disasters, chemical or nuclear disasters, famine, or development projects)”
Resist the IMF and World Bank as imperialist tools of corporate greed
The absurd presumption is that extreme poverty would be reduced by giving free rein to the development of market-oriented solutions to address challenges such as climate change, migration and forced displacement, global health, and war and violence.
Historic significance and continuing relevance of the first quarter storm of 1970
The FQS of 1970 could arise only because it was moved by the tradition and spirit of the Philippine revolution and the urgent desire to continue the Filipino people´s struggle for national liberation and democracy and was preceded by a chain of mass actions in the 1960´s that started on March 15, 1961 when 5000 students broke into Congress and literally scuttled the anticommunist hearings being conducted to witchhunt the authors and publishers of anti-imperialist and anti-feudal articles that had appeared in official publications of the University of the Philippines.