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Se cumplen 155 años de la caída de la Comuna de París, donde los trabajadores armados resistieron heroicamente durante 72 días, tomando el poder por primera vez y haciendo temblar de miedo a toda la oligarquía europea. Más de 30.000 obreros revolucionarios fueron brutalmente fusilados por el ejército imperialista francés, 100.000 más fueron detenidos y exiliados del pais, que entraron a sangre y fuego por las calles de París para proteger a sus amos capitalistas. París en aquel momento se convirtió, por primera vez en la historia, en una ciudad tomada por el poder obrero donde los trabajadores comenzaron a organizarse de forma colectiva autogestionaria, en comunas, y eliminaron la burocracia del antiguo régimen burgués, controlaron las fábricas, los periódicos, el parlamento, los cuarteles... Bajo el nuevo gobierno revolucionario de la Comuna de París se llevó a cabo una serie de conquistas inéditas: -Se anularon las deudas por usura. -Se abolieron los intereses en los alquileres -Se decretó la separación de la iglesia y el estado. -Se abolió el trabajo nocturno y se redujo la jornada laboral. -Se crearon cooperativas y asambleas de trabajadores. -Se implantó la educación secular y gratuita,se proporcionó material escolar gratuitamente y se proporcionó a los escolares ropa y comida gratuita a los niños. -Se expropiaron los inmuebles vacíos y se repartieron entre los que no tenían casa. -Se sindicalizó masivamente a los obreros en sus puestos de trabajo. -Se decretó la igualdad legal entre hombres y mujeres. -Se abolió la pena de muerte y la guillotina. -Se crearon milicias populares como nuevo ejército del proletariado -Se limitaron los sueldos de los funcionarios del gobierno. -Se crearon colegios nocturnos para intensificar la lucha contra el analfabetismo. -Se entregó el poder a los trabajadores de las fábricas y se adoptó la bandera roja, símbolo del poder obrero, como bandera oficial del nuevo gobierno, el de la Comuna de París. Aún habiendo sido ahogada en sangre, la Comuna de París fue la semilla de libertad y el germen de las futuras revoluciones obreras, mostrándonos que la revolución no es una línea recta, sino un largo camino donde como todo proceso revolucionario seguro que habrá errores y derrotas... pero la rueda de la historia solo puede avanzar hacia una sociedad libre de ataduras capitalistas y donde la explotación del hombre por el hombre sea abolida para siempre, una sociedad de la eterna armonía donde el poder lo tengan los trabajadores que crean la riqueza y no unos pocos parásitos capitalistas. "La Comuna de París sólo duró unas pocas semanas; luego la Unión Soviética duró 74 años y la siguiente experiencia socialista durará 40 siglos. El socialismo no solamente no fracasó, sino que puso a toda la humanidad en las más altas cumbres jamás alcanzadas". Camarada Arenas, secretario general del partido comunista español reconstituido.

Known as “the woman who avenged Che Guevara,” Monika Ertl was the daughter of Hans Ertl, one of Nazi Germany’s leading propaganda filmmakers. After the Second World War, she fled to Bolivia with her family, like many nazi fugitives. Her father continued to associate there with figures such as Klaus Barbie, the Nazi war criminal known as the “Butcher of Lyon.” However, Monika turned her back on everything that environment represented. In the late 1960s, affected by poverty and injustice in Bolivia, she broke away from the fascist world around her father and became radicalized. After Che Guevara was killed in Bolivia, she joined the National Liberation Army (ELN) that he had founded. Her codename was now “Imilla,” meaning “Little Girl” in an Indigenous language. The event that made Monika Ertl known worldwide took place on April 1, 1971: the killing of Roberto Quintanilla, Bolivia’s consul in Hamburg and a former intelligence official considered one of those chiefly responsible for Che Guevara’s death. Quintanilla was one of the men who posed beside Che Guevara’s lifeless body and gave the order for his hands to be cut off. Monika entered the consulate building in Hamburg disguised as an elegant woman. When she came face to face with Quintanilla, she drew her weapon and shot him three times. In the note she left at the scene were the words: “Hasta la victoria o muerte.” This act echoed worldwide as “Che’s revenge.” After the assassination, Monika returned to Bolivia and continued underground activities. One of her biggest targets was to kidnap Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie, an old friend of her father who at that time was advising the Bolivian dictatorship. However, on May 12, 1973, she was ambushed by Bolivian security forces. She was killed in a clash in the streets of La Paz. Her grave was kept secret and her body was never handed over to her family. Monika Ertl became one of the most extreme examples of devotion to a cause by rejecting her origins and privileged life. As both a German and a Bolivian revolutionary, she became one of the symbols of the anti-fascist bridge between Europe and Latin America.

We Condenm the Trump Administration's Lawless Attack on Iran and Demand Its Immediate Halt February 28, 2026 Kazuo Shii Chairperson of the Central Committee of the Japanese Communist Party On the 28th, the Trump administration and Israel launched a large-scale attack against Iran. This is an unlawful preemptive strike that brutally tramples the UN Charter and international law, and we condemn it in the strongest terms. Of utmost gravity is that U.S. President Trump has labeled the Iranian government a “massive terrorist organization,” declared he will carry out massive and sustained operations to “destroy Iran's navy,” and openly called for regime change by calling the Iranian people to “take over your government.” If the Trump administration, together with Israel, carries out “large-scale and sustained” attacks aimed at overthrowing the Iranian regime, it will inevitably deal a severe blow to peace and stability in the Middle East and the world. The Japanese Communist Party strongly demands that the Trump administration immediately halt the attacks and return to a negotiated solution.

📌 On December 25, Lepa Radić would have turned 100. Unfortunately, she only lived to be 17. The young communist partisan from Yugoslavia was executed by the barbaric Nazi occupiers on February 8, 1943. Her heroic example and memory inspire and will continue to inspire forever #LepaRadic 🌹