No.1450/May./14/ 2023

"Reflecting on the by-elections of the five members of the House of Representatives, House of Councilors and the unified local elections"
The Great Defeat of the Japan Communist Party(JCP) and the Breakthrough of the Nippon Ishin (Japan Innovation Party, JIP)
---We need a class struggle of the working people.

In April, by-elections of the House of Representatives, House of Councilors and the unified local elections were held.
As a result, the Liberal Democrats narrowly won four in five by-elections for the House of Representatives, while the JIP won a seat in the Wakayama 1st district of the House of Representatives and gained a significant number of seats in local elections.
On the other hand, the JCP suffered a significant decline in seats in the local elections, and the number of members of The Constitutional Democratic Party was sluggish.

Overthrow of the Kishida administration plotting a huge military buildup!
Calling on workers across the country
---Our May Day Struggle Report

Solving the declining birthrate by the principle of community.
---Declining birthrate due to the desire for exploitation by capital.

"Immigration Control Act Amendment Bill" to enslave foreign workers.

The Seventh Congress of the Workers' Party

No.1449/Apr./23/ 2023

Fight back against the anti-workers party, Nippon Ishim (Japan Innovation Party, JIP) that spur illusions and steal votes!

The first half of the unified local elections was held on April 9. In this election, JIP continued to win the governor of Osaka Prefecture and the mayor of Osaka City and gained a majority not only in the Osaka Prefectural Assembly but also in the Osaka City Assembly, which had previously had less than a majority. In the governor election of Nara Prefecture, a JIP’s approved candidate also got elected. With this momentum, the JIP is planning to expand its anti-worker politics throughout the country.

Is the declining birthrate a "quiet emergency"?

We oppose Akihiro Matoba's "defense of Proudhon."

The Kishida administration and the Ministry of Defense run out of control.

No.1448/Apr./9/ 2023

The collapse of the US bank spreads to the world.
---The backwash of fiscal dole-out measures and low interest rate policies.

　　The Bank of Silicon Valley in the United States went bankrupt on March 10, and the Signature Bank collapsed on March 12.
　　First Public Bank was also on the verge of bankruptcy, but other banks bailed out it.
　　Stock prices of small and medium-sized enterprises plummeted.
Credit insecurity of U.S. banks also spread to Europe, and Credit Swiss Bank, one of Europe’s leading banks, fell into a financial crisis.
Furthermore, the aftermath is beginning to spread to the United Kingdom and other countries.
What's happening?

With the nationalization of defense companies in mind, deliberations on the draft "Law for Strengthening the Defense Production Base" begin.

Will the technical internship system be abolished at last, or will the government repeat “deceptive tactics” three times again?

The government and the Bank of Japan are stuck in a quagmire and hide the crisis of insolvency.

No.1447/Mar./26/ 2023

The lowly nature is exposed, and the government is panicked.
…The Abe faction spearheaded the reform of the Broadcasting Law

　　On March 2, an administrative document in which the Abe clique (the Emperor System Nationalists) pressured the broadcast program to make a program that was convenient for them became public.
This administrative document written by a bureaucrat of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications recorded how YOSUKE ISOZAKI, an advisor to the prime minister, worked with Abe's approval to lobby Minister TAKAICHI to change the interpretation of the Broadcasting Law.
Government-Labor-Management Meetings pretend to be on the side of workers.
But a principle of class cooperation has no future for workers.

Tightening restrictions on semiconductor exports to China
As a part of a strategy to maintain U.S. hegemony.

Considering the significance of criticizing Proudhon
A posy from a reader about The Poverty of Philosophy