Posições Políticas
Seminar "Socialism, a demand of timeliness and future"
16 June 2017
Speech by Jeronimo de Sousa at the Seminar promoted in the scope of the celebrations of the Centennial of the October Revolution. held in Lisbon on the 17th June
“Struggling is worthwhile”
6 June 2017
Translated “Avante!” article by Ângelo Alves, Member of the Political Committee of the CC and Member of the International Department
«The worker's struggle in defense of their rights and interests is an essential element to achieve new advances»
2 June 2017
Declaration of Jerónimo de Sousa, General Secretary of the PCP
Yes to Peace! No to NATO!
29 May 2017
At the high-level meeting held in Brussels, with the participation of the US President and in a context of latent contradictions, NATO announces its aim of affirming its cohesion, namely on the growing involvement in wars of aggression —like in Afghanistan or in the Middle East— and in the arms and military race, conducted by the US, under the cover of the so-called “war on terrorism”.
“We will not give up the fight and our role in defending the interests of the workers, the people and the country!”
21 May 2017
May 21st, 2017, Baleizão, Beja
"Freedom for Palestinian political prisoners held in Israeli jails"
18 May 2017
PCP Press office Statement - 18th May 2017
For Peace, Friendship, Cooperation among Peoples
8 May 2017
Translated Speech by Jerónimo de Sousa, PCP General Secretary
Seixal, 9th May 2017
On the results of the second round of the presidential elections in France
8 May 2017
PCP Press Office Statement - May 8th, 2017
A great May 1st of commemoration and struggle
30 April 2017
As we mark the 130th anniversary of the events in Chicago that were at the origin of International Worker's Day, the Portuguese workers, answering the appeal of CGTP-IN went to the streets on May 1st under the motto «Advance for Change — Defend, Restitute and Conquer Rights!»
On the results of the first round of the presidential elections in France
23 April 2017
The results of the first round of the French presidential elections held in a situation of state of emergency and in a context of great pressure and political conditioning express a defeat for the parties responsible for implementing the policies and guidelines of the European Union and the interests of big business in France, notably by the Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande governments.