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XXII Congresso do PCP – Almada  – 13, 14, 15 Dezembro 2024 Força de Abril. Tomar a iniciativa, com os trabalhadores e o povo. Democracia e Socialismo. More
12 e 13 de November de 2022 – Pavilhão do Alto do Moinho, Seixal – Tomar a iniciativa, reforçar o Partido, responder às novas exigências
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Communiqué of the Central Committee of the PCP of June 27 and 28, 2026

Communiqué of the Central Committee of the PCP of June 27 and 28, 2026

The Central Committee of the PCP, meeting on June 27 and 28, 2026, analysed the country’s political and social situation, valued the workers’ struggle and the defeat of the Labour Package, evaluated developments in the international situation, and outlined the Party’s immediate course of action. It also assessed the implementation of the resolution on the Party and the strengthening of its organisation and activities.  

«Struggle, path to victory»

«Struggle, path to victory»

What an important journey we are embarking on, and we have more than enough reasons for it to be so. Here is the victory march, here is the celebration of work, of resistance, of struggle. We said: we will not give up, the package is going to fall, and the package fell. A great victory for the workers. The Labour Package has been defeated.

A great victory of the workers in Portugal! The workers’ struggle has defeated the Labour Package in the workplaces, in the streets and in Parliament!

A great victory of the workers in Portugal! The workers’ struggle has defeated the Labour Package in the workplaces, in the streets and in Parliament!

The workers in Portugal have achieved, through their struggle, a great victory in defending their labour and trade union rights, by defeating the Labour Package [of legislation] put forth by the PSD/CDS Government and which was supported by the bosses’ confederations. This is a great victory, which shows the decisive strength of the workers’ organization, struggle and unity.

MPs and political parties will have to decide: Are they on the side of the workers or on the side of the Government’s labour package?

MPs and political parties will have to decide: Are they on the side of the workers or on the side of the Government’s labour package?

Now is the moment of truth, every MP and every party will have to decide whether to vote against or in favour of even greater precariousness, even greater deregulation of working hours and people’s lives, even greater pressure on wages, the liberalisation of dismissals, or unpaid overtime through the “hour bank” scheme.

15 Reasons to General Strike

29 May 2026

They say labour laws are outdated and need to be "more flexible", thinking of young people. They say it's not worth fighting. They raise prices; they deregulate working hours; they don't even want to hear about increasing wages and pensions; they never stop profiting from the war and from your work. They are the economic groups. For you, who live out of your work, there is no shortage of reasons to say enough is enough, to join the General Strike on June 3. It is necessary to defeat this Labour Package as a whole and each of its measures.

What's at Stake

29 May 2026

Wages squeezed by colossal profits Colossal profits and struggling workers, but the Government wants to further aggravate low wages and devalue professions and careers:

Questions and Answers

29 May 2026

Who can go on strike? Everyone. Whether you work in an office, a restaurant, a café, a laboratory, or a theatre. All workers, from all sectors, with any type of employment relationship—whether unionised or not—have the right to strike. It's in the law, and in the most important law of all: the Constitution. Do I have to notify my boss? No. Workers, whether in the public or private sector, are not obligated to notify their boss that they will be going on strike. And importantly: even if the boss asks.

Demonstrations and Strike Squares

29 May 2026

AVEIRO Aveiro – 15:30 - Praça Dr. Melo Freitas - Strike Square Santa Maria da Feira – 15:30 - Praça Dr. Gaspar Moreira - Strike Square BEJA Beja – 11:00 - Casa da Música to Portas de Mértola - Strike Square BRAGA Braga – 10:00 - Largo da Porta Nova to Arcada - Demonstration COIMBRA Coimbra – 11:00 - Praça 8 de Maio - Strike Square ÉVORA Évora – 15:00 - Praça do Giraldo - Strike Square FARO

Live broadcast

29 May 2026

Broadcasts (in Portuguese language) June 2 21:30 to 2:30 - 1st. Broadcast June 3 06:30 to 11:30 - 2nd. Broadcast 14:00 to 16:00 - 3rd. Broadcast

The PCP condemns Israel’s aggressions on humanitarian aid workers heading for the Gaza Strip and reaffirms its solidarity with the Palestinian people’s struggle

21 May 2026

The PCP strongly condemns the seizure by Israeli military forces of vessels belonging to the international flotillas of solidarity with Palestine, which took place in international waters, as well as the detention of their crew members and activists, among which Portuguese citizen, who were subjected to aggressions, ill-treatment and degrading treatment by Israeli security forces and political officials.

The PCP rejects and condemns the latest US manoeuvre against Cuba

20 May 2026

The alleged indictment made public today by the US Department of Justice against Army General Raúl Castro Ruz sparks the strongest possible rejection and condemnation. This is yet another shameful manoeuvre promoted by the Trump Administration, which seeks to provide a pretext for the escalation of US aggression and threats against Cuba, constituting an affront to the principles of the UN Charter and international law.

The PCP proposes a committee of inquiry to establish responsibility for supporting US and Israeli aggression

15 May 2026

The Portuguese Government’s position of vassalage towards the United States of America and Israel is a disgrace to the Country. They are abdicating national sovereignty and independence to align themselves shamelessly with those who unabashedly flout the principles of the United Nations Charter and international law, with those who repress peoples fighting for their self-determination and the right to decide sovereignly on their future and that of their Country, with those who promote confrontation and war.

Your war serves the arms industry, the profits of GALP, SONAE, Jerónimo Martins and the banks, but not the people

15 May 2026

Portugal, as defined by the Constitution of the Republic, can only act as an uncompromising defender of international law, a builder of peace, and an advocate for the political resolution of conflicts. After two world wars and millions of deaths, it is easy to conclude that war must be stopped and that everything must be done to ensure it never returns. It is true that Portugal alone cannot impose peace. But it can and must, together with other countries, break away from the chorus of the madness of war and the arms race.

Condemnation of the escalation of aggression and threats by the US against Cuba and a demand for respect for the sovereignty and rights of the Cuban people

The Assembly of the Republic cannot remain indifferent to the US’s inhumane blockade of Cuba

8 May 2026

The Assembly of the Republic cannot remain indifferent to the escalation of the blockade and the threats of military aggression made by the US President against Cuba, a sovereign nation with which Portugal has long-standing diplomatic and friendly relations. An inhumane and criminal blockade and unacceptable threats which, in flagrant violation of the principles of the UN Charter and international law, undermine the sovereignty and rights of the Cuban people.

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Dossier

Massive Rally - 6 Mar. 2022

Campo Pequeno, Lisbon

1921-2021 - Centenary of the PCP

Freedom, Democracy, Socialism - The future has a Party

XXI Congress of the PCP

Organise, Struggle, Advance - Democracy and Socialism

For a Europe of the workers and the peoples

Joint Appeal for the 2019 elections to the European Parliament

Centennial of the October Revolution

Socialism, necessary today and for the future

Banking system, the debt and the Euro

Some of the main constraints to the development of the country

Articles on International Issues

«Human Rights»

26 March 2020

Translated "Avante!"article by Luis Carapinha, Member of the International Department
Imagem de Destaque:

«Capitalism's depeceptions»

19 March 2020

Translated "Avante!"article by Pedro Guerreiro, Member of the Secretariat of the CC and Responsible of the International Department
Imagem de Destaque:

«Another virus»

12 March 2020

Translated "Avante!"article by Jorge Cadima, Member of the International Department
Imagem de Destaque:

«Idlib, the Battle for truth»

5 March 2020

Translated "Avante!"article by Ângelo Alves, Member of the PCP Political Committee
Imagem de Destaque:

«New War?»

22 July 2019

Translated "Avante!"article by Jorge Cadima, Member of the International Department
Imagem de Destaque:

«Farcical Mystification»

18 July 2019

Translated "Avante!"article by Pedro Guerreiro, Member of the Secretariat of the CC and Responsible of the International Department
Imagem de Destaque:

Links

Jornal Avante!
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Edições Avante!

International Meetings of Communist and Workers Parties

Havana, Cuba, 27 to 29 October 2022

Izmir, Turkey - 18 tο 20 October 2019

Athens, Greece - 23 to 25 November 2018

St. Petersburg, Russia - 2 to 3 November 2017

Hanoi, Vietnam - 28 to 30 October 2016

Istanbul, Turkey - 30 October to 1 November 2015

Guayaquil, Equador - 13 to 15 November 2014

Lisbon, Portugal - 8 to 10 November 2013

Beirut, Lebanon - 22 to 25 November 2012

Athens, Greece - 9 to 11 December, 2011

Johannesbrug, South Africa - 3 to 5 December, 2010

New Delhi, India - 20 to 22 November 2009

São Paulo, Brazil - 21 to 23 November 2008

Minsk, Belarus - 3 to 5 November 2007

Lisbon, Portugal - 10 to 12 November 2006

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