The Communist Party of Turkey has announced its program of action against the NATO summit planned to take place in Ankara in July. While declaring the week of July 4â12 as the âAnti-NATO Summit Week,â TKP also called for participation in a rally to be held in Ankara on July 5.
The statement issued by the TKP reads as follows:
The New Communist Party of Yugoslavia expressed their disgust with a statement, for the ongoing relations of the Serbian government with Israel.
Lo Que Somos (What We Are), a book written by Ăstor GarcĂa, General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Workers of Spain, will be published soon.
The Communist Party of Greece organised a mass event at the historic site of the Kaisariani Shooting Range, where 200 communists were executed by German occupation forces on the 1st of May 1944.
The commemorations of the 52nd anniversary of the 25th of April 1974 Revolution take on a national character, with initiatives throughout the country mobilizing workers and the general population in defense of democracy, rights, and the achievements of April.
The attempt of the Polish authorities to outlaw the Communist Party of Poland (KPP) has failed once again. Constitutional Tribunal had declared the party unconstitutional, with a high-profile ruling. The Party has been reinstated in the official register of political parties and continues to operate legally.
The José Martà Cuba Friendship Association (JMKDD) of Turkey has launched a solidarity campaign for Cuba, which is under a US blockade. In a statement, the association announced that the campaign, titled "Gathering Solar Energy for Cuba," aims to support Cuba's ongoing efforts to increase its solar energy production.