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LCP condemns Pompeo’s visit to Lebanon and warns of its dangers

17.03.2019 Published in Statements

Our country has been witnessing lately frequent visits from ambassadors who can be easily labelled as ‘ambassadors of wars and strives’.

Education sector of LCP: The ‘Educational TV’ is a must to guarantee free remote learning

14.03.2020 Published in Statements

In light of the outbreak of COVID -19 and its repercussions on the lives of teachers, employees, and all society members, we call the Lebanese authorities in general and the Ministry of Education in specific to undertake all measures that are deemed necessary to control this virus.

Severe inequality and an economy near collapse behind Lebanon’s protests

7.01.2020 Published in News

Protests have been sweeping the Middle East and North Africa this last year. In Lebanon they are largely about corruption, austerity and financial instability, which has its roots in a neighbouring civil war and a drop in foreign investment and remittances from the Lebanese diaspora.

Lebanese protesters insist the poor must not pay for the government's loan default

8.03.2020 Published in News

LEBANESE protesters insisted at the weekend that working people should not be made to pay for the country’s inability to service its debts.

Lebanon rises up

22.10.2019 Published in News

Class solidarity is overcoming sectarian violence as the economic situation worsens and protests grow OMAR EL DEEB tells John Foster.

The largest demonstration in the history of Lebanon

28.10.2019 Published in News

International Communist Press (ICP) made an interview with Omar El Deeb, member of the Political Bureau responsible for International Relations of the Lebanese Communist Party (LCP), on the events in Lebanon and political evaluations of the LCP.

Political uncertainty in Lebanon deepens amid fresh protests

17.12.2019 Published in News

Fresh protests were registered in Lebanon over the weekend, with the failure of the country’s ruling elites to resolve the political crisis following the resignation of Saad Hariri as prime minister. The political climate in Lebanon is increasingly unstable as the future of the country remains undetermined following the resignation of Prime Minister Saad Hariri.

LCP condemns Pompeo’s visit to Lebanon and warns of its dangers

Education sector of LCP: The ‘Educational TV’ is a must to guarantee free remote learning

Severe inequality and an economy near collapse behind Lebanon’s protests

Lebanese protesters insist the poor must not pay for the government's loan default

Lebanon rises up

The largest demonstration in the history of Lebanon

Political uncertainty in Lebanon deepens amid fresh protests

Political Bureau of the LCP: in response to the slanders and attacks of the fascists of the Lebanese Forces and its leader

LCP calls to overthrow the murderous regime and its foreign-supported political system

Political and socio-economic program regarding the uprising and the transitional phase

LCP Political Bureau: To confront the decision to lift subsidies and escalate confrontation against the tyrannical starvation system

LCP Expresses Condolences and Requests a Prompt Investigation

LCP Response to the Governmental Economic Reform Plan

Statement by the Chinese Embassy in Lebanon

LCP: For a swift urgent rescue program to support people's persistence

LCP Youth: The state takes advantage of the curfew to pursue its political aims

LCP Statement: COVID-19 proves the decline of Capitalism and the only feasibility of Socialism