ITS TIME TO THINK FOR NEPAL NEPALIES. Unknown to most of the world, the poor peasant and isolated peoples of Nepal rose in struggle to overthrow centuries of feudal, capitalist and patriarchal oppression. Ten years of civil war waged by the Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) ended in a stalemate with the forces of the old order. To the Party’s left wing, dissolving the PLA is a clear sign of the revolution’s surrender. Many revolutionaries are asking if their struggle and sacrifice in the war were just to accept a position in government alongside the deeply ingrained and corrupt ruling class they had fought in the first place. In June 2012, the revolutionary left split from the main party and established the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) that now comprises 95 percent of the young cadre and 60 percent of the ex-PLA, accounting for hundreds of thousands of people. The new party plans for anti-feudal revolution as a sub-stage of a rapid transformation in a socialist direction. However, to implement these changes the Maoists need armed revolutionary power. While some former Maoists may accept a modernized capitalism as the only horizon for Nepal, others are regrouping and preparing for the next round of struggle IS THERE ANY ONE OF OUR LEADERS OF NEPAL?
Posted on: Tue, 20 Aug 2013 03:25:13 +0000
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