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June Vass (she/her) is the editor-in-chief of the Red Phoenix, the Director of the Information Bureau of the American Party of Labor, and a member of the National Writers Union. She is based in Los Angeles, CA.

• Labour Party of Turkey (EMEP) Chair Selma Gürkan: Discussion on Unity Should be Focused on Demands

  By Editor-in-Chief on March 21, 2018

  

  Originally published in Evrensel (03/21/2018) Translation by Everensal staff. We talked about the 2019 elections and the discussions on alliances with the Labour Party (EMEP) Chairwoman Selma Gürkan. AKP [The Justice and Development Party] and MHP [Nationalist Movement Party] declared… Read More ›

• Message from the American Party of Labor to the American Kurdish Association

  By Editor-in-Chief on March 18, 2018

  

  The following message was read by a comrade of the American Party of Labor at the American Kurdish Association’s annual Newroz celebration on March 17, 2018. As proud supporters of the legacy of Comrade Stalin, we have upheld since our… Read More ›

• Let Us Build The People’s Movement On International Women’s Day!

  By Editor-in-Chief on March 8, 2018

  

  “The entire party and country should hurl into the fire and break the neck of anyone who dared trample underfoot the sacred edict of the party on the defense of women’s rights.” – Enver Hoxha, 1967 Possibly the first example… Read More ›

• International Women’s Day 2018

  By Editor-in-Chief on March 8, 2018

    Today is a day of solidarity. Across the globe women of all nationalities, races, and creeds find themselves being massively exploited and abused at the hand of ruling class values. On International Women’s Day, we must recognize the continued… Read More ›

• Italy: The Political Crisis of the Bourgeoisie Deepens

  By Editor-in-Chief on March 7, 2018

  

  From Piattaforma Comunista (03/06/2018) Translation by Red Phoenix staff. The result of the counted votes and the increasing abstention (27.1% of the electorate, equivalent to about 12.5 million citizens) in the elections of March 4 reveal a wide popular, anti-system… Read More ›

• A Strong “NO” to Evo Morales

  By Editor-in-Chief on March 7, 2018

  

  Originally published in En Marcha, organ of the Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador, 03/02/2018. Translation by Red Phoenix staff. Morales represents a self-described government of the left but finds himself handed over to right-wing forces.  He uses a progressive discourse… Read More ›

• EMEP: Speech at the Centenary Celebration of the October Revolution in Paris

  By Editor-in-Chief on February 11, 2018

  

  Dear comrades and friends, First of all, on behalf of the International Conference of Marxist-Leninist Parties and Organisations (CIPOML) we would like to thank the Workers’ Communist Party of France (PCOF), one of the founding members of our conference, for… Read More ›

• Declaration of the Cuban Foreign Ministry on Statements by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson

  By Editor-in-Chief on February 5, 2018

  

    Translated by Red Phoenix staff. Havana, Feb 5 (Prensa Latina): Cuba warned of the gravity of the message of arrogance and contempt with which the Secretary of State of the United States began a tour of several countries in… Read More ›

• Tunisia Opposition Says to Step Up Protests Until 2018 Budget Dropped

  By Editor-in-Chief on January 14, 2018

  

  TUNIS (Reuters).  January 9, 2018 Tunisia’s main opposition party will step up protests until the government drops the “unjust” 2018 budget, its leader said on Tuesday, a day after demonstrations against austerity measures broke out. “Today we have a meeting… Read More ›

• Labour Party of Iran (Toufan): Long live the raging movement of the people of Iran!

  By Editor-in-Chief on January 4, 2018

  

  Revolution is the midwife of every old society, which is pregnant with a new one. The grassroots movement in Iran that is entering its 5thday is an expression of the rejection of the totality of the criminal mafia in power;… Read More ›

• Morales’ Bolivia in 2017: Political Report of Revolutionary Communist Party of Bolivia

  By Editor-in-Chief on December 19, 2017

  

  Originally published in Tinta Roja (12/19/17) https://tinta-roja.com/2017/12/19/informe-politico-del-ii-pleno-del-comite-central-del-pcr/ Translated by Red Phoenix staff. POLITICAL REPORT OF THE SECOND PLENUM OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST PARTY OF BOLIVIA EXTERNAL DEBT The trend of external indebtedness continues in 2017, according… Read More ›

• In Memoriam: Roberto Enrique Pua Fernandez

  By Editor-in-Chief on December 13, 2017

  

  Roberto Enrique Pua Fernandez, affectionately known as El Viejo Luis (“Old Timer Luis”) leader and founding member of the Communist Party of Colombia (Marxist-Leninist) and the People’s Liberation Army (Ejercito Popular de Liberacion — EPL) of Colombia has passed away. … Read More ›

• Labour Party of Turkey (EMEP): Stop the Jerusalem Provocation!

  By Editor-in-Chief on December 9, 2017

  Stop the Jerusalem Provocation! US President Donald Trump announced that he would relocate the US Embassy to Jerusalem, officially recognising the city as the capital of Israel. This is a serious provocation. It will cause new conflicts in the Middle… Read More ›

• 21st Century Socialism: A New Theorisation of Old Anti-Marxist Ideas

  By Editor-in-Chief on December 3, 2017

  

  By Alejandro Rios Originally published as Socialismo de Siglo XXI: Nueva Teorizacion de Viejas Ideas Antimarxistas, Ediciones de la Revolucion Ecuatoriana (Quito, 2008). Originally appeared in English translation in Revolutionary Democracy, Volume XIV, No. 2, September 2008. Introduction The offensive… Read More ›

• Portrait of a Peoples’ Candidate: Comrade Eduardo Artés of Chile.

  By Editor-in-Chief on November 13, 2017

  

  Eduardo Artés Brichetti, First Secretary of the Chilean Communist Party (Proletarian Action), is running for President of Chile on the Union Patriotica (UPA) ticket.  The following biography was issued by the UPA.  The Chilean general election will be held on… Read More ›