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Nepal rebels oppose appointments

Nepal’s Maoist rebels have called a general strike in the capital,
Kathmandu, to protest against key government appointments in the country.
On Monday, the government announced a number of appointments, including
ambassadors to 14 countries.
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December 16, 2006.

PREAMBLE:

“Respecting popular mandate of the Nepali people who have expressed their aspiration in favour of Democracy, Peace and Progressive outlet through repeated historical struggle and people’s movement well before 2007 BS to date… we, the people, who exercise sovereignty and execute power, declare the Interim Constitution 2006…

Comparison of constitutional powers:

1990 statute 2006 Statute
Prime Minister ninth in pecking order Prime minister in Pecking order
Constitutional power divided King has no say over Army
King Head of the State All powers vested in Prime Minister
Election through single Ballot Silent on Head of the State
Constitutional Monarchy Article 168
Fundamental Rights 13 Election through dual Ballots
Raj Parishad played key role King stripped of all powers
Parliament Bicameral King will face CA vote
King had sway over Army Fundamental rights 23
King used to be Chancellor Raj Parishad dropped
Raj Parishad picked King Parliament Unicameral
King had power to remit sentence King will not be Chancellor
King has no power to remit sentence

By YUVRAJ ACHARYA
The Associated Press
Saturday, December 16, 2006; 12:34 AM
KATMANDU, Nepal — Nepal’s ruling parties and communist rebels reached an agreement on an interim constitution Saturday, a crucial development in the country’s peace process.
Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala, leaders of the seven ruling alliance and Maoist rebel leader Prachanda reached the agreement Saturday morning after meeting all night, said Arjun Narsingh of Koirala’s Nepali Congress. (more…)

By YUVRAJ ACHARYA
The Associated Press
Saturday, December 16, 2006; 12:34 AM
KATMANDU, Nepal — Nepal’s ruling parties and communist rebels reached an agreement on an interim constitution Saturday, a crucial development in the country’s peace process. (more…)

Revolutionary Democratic Front (RDF)

The Revolutionary Democratic Front (RDF) calls upon the people from
all walks life to support the All India General Strike on 14 th
December 2006 being observed by thousands of workers’ and employees’
unions from across the country. (more…)

Revolutionary Internationalist Movement Supporting Collective in Western Canada
We warmly welcome the formation of RCP Canada and send revolutionary greetings to participants of the Canadian Revolutionary Congress. This process represents a step forward for revolutionaries in Canada as well as the international proletariat. It is also a qualitative leap in the development of a countrywide party based on the scientific understanding of Marxism-Leninism- Maoism. (more…)

Press Release
December 10, 2006

Resolution for a Democratic Republic in Nepal (more…)

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A Public Forum (more…)

4 December 2006. A World to Win News Service. The Indian government has finally freed two senior leaders of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) imprisoned in West Bengal, Mohan Baidya (comrade Kiran) and Chandra Prakash Gajurel (comrade Gaurav). (more…)

Dear Comrades and Friends,

The supertyphoon Durian has brought great devastation to the people in the Bicol and other regions of the Philippines. More than a thousand people are feared dead or missing and hundreds of thousands more are affected and displaced from their homes. And the numbers are still rising. Most of those affected are the poor peasants who suffer the brunt of both natural and man-made disasters. News and images of the devastation have been reported by international media, including the CNN and BBC. (more…)

KATHMANDU (AFP) - Two top rebel Maoist leaders imprisoned in India for three years arrived in Nepal’s capital Kathmandu to scenes of rejoicing.
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Martin Montana
Chadli Molintas Command
New People’s Army
Ilocos-Cordillera Region
November 30, 2006 (more…)

Maoists shoot five policemen and loot rifles in W Bengal

Purulia, Nov 29: Armed Maoists shot at five policemen in West Bengal’s Purulia district early today.

District police superintendent Ashok Vir Prasad said a group of armed Maoist rebels ambushed a patrol party while the latter’s five securitymen were boarding a pickup van in Purulia district.

Police said the rebels fired at least ten rounds from their automatic rifles aiming at the police party.

Among the injured was an ASI agent and four West Bengal National Voluntary Force (WBNVF) jawans. All the injured were admitted to a nearby hospital.

They were returning after completing their duty at a show at Burrabazar, police added.

The rebels then immediately fled to a nearby jungle, police said.

The district administration had sealed all the exit points of the district. Two suspects were detained for interrogation this morning, added Prasad. He said the rebels might have crossed over to Jharkhand.

Prasad said all 21 police stations were alerted after the attack.

Invitation: Open Meeting of the World People’s Resistance Movement (Britain)

Sunday 3rd December 2006 2pm

Discuss the progress of the Nepalese revolution in the light of the recent peace agreement.

Discussion about the heroic resistance struggles in Iraq, Lebanon and Afghanistan and the global situation in general.

Come and talk about the the future with us.