National Issues

The Constitution is not the past, it is the affirmation of rights for the future

The Constitution of the Portuguese Republic, which Álvaro Cunhal, upon its approval, affirmed to be the “testimony of history,” the “faithful portrait of the Revolution,” was an important victory for our people, for the democratic forces and the military of April, enshrining in fundamental law the achievements and values ​​of the April 25th. Revolution, which are still deeply felt today.

A decent life is a right, and the youth are fighting for it.

Today, as yesterday, the youth take the destiny of their lives into their own hands, they do not conform, nor do they resign themselves, and with the irreverence and creativity that characterises the youth, they fight.

The Government is more interested in protecting profits than protecting people's lives.

In a Country where propaganda clashes with the real difficulties of life of the majority, where the cost of living is rising and some are obtaining record profits, where wages and pensions are being stretched to make ends meet, where public services are being dismantled, at the outset with the National Health Service (NHS), where access to housing is denied and the present and future of new generations are being mortgaged, it is this Country that PSD, CDS, Chega, and Iniciativa Liberal are further submitting to the US and Israel and dragging Portugal into the war against Iran.

On the conclusions of the European Council meeting of March 19 - Complicity with the military aggression against Iran, inaction in the face of rising prices and cost of living, favouring the interests of multinational corporations

The conclusions of the European Council meeting of March 19 reveal, once again, the profound contradiction between the proclaimed discourse and the effective practice of the European Union (EU), its alignment and complicity with the US, its disregard for the deteriorating living conditions of workers and peoples, and its policy choices in favour of the interests of economic and financial groups and multinational corporations.

PCP joins in celebrating International Women's Day. Demand change in women's lives, Fulfil rights, Achieve Equality at work and in life.

1. International Women's Day, celebrated on March 8, was established in 1910 to strengthen women's organised struggle against exploitation, inequality and injustice, for the achievement of their economic, social, political and cultural rights in all areas of life, for equality between women and men, against war and for Peace.

Rally – 105th. Anniversary of the PCP Project. Struggle. Confidence

Comrades and friends, We are here to celebrate and mark the 105 years of the life of our Party, the PCP, a creation of the Portuguese workers, always connected to the masses and to life.   105 years of life and determined and confident struggle, rooted in the past, updating itself in the present and projected into the future.   A Party with a long history of intervention and struggle, with a vast and unparalleled history that blends with that of this People and this Country.  

On the Party and the strengthening of its organisation and intervention – A stronger PCP. It is necessary! It is possible!

1. We are operating in an international situation in which capitalism reveals its true nature, boosts its violent imperialist action, poses threats and dangers, and this confirms the need for a new path of peace and social progress for Humanity. At the national level, we operate and fight in a context marked by intense class struggle, in an open conflict between those who seek to complete the counter-revolutionary process, in confrontation with the Constitution of the Republic, and the forces that resist it.

Communiqué of the Central Committee of the PCP of March 1 and 2, 2026

The Central Committee of the PCP, meeting on March 1 and 2, 2026, analysed the evolution of the international situation and the developments in the national situation, outlined the tasks ahead for the Party's intervention, initiative and organisation, and adopted the Resolution “A stronger PCP. It is necessary! It is possible!”

Communiqué of the Central Committee of the PCP of February 10, 2026

The Central Committee of the PCP, meeting on February 10, 2026, analysed the results of the second round of the elections for President of the Republic and their most immediate impact on the national political situation. The Central Committee of the PCP expressed its solidarity with the populations affected by severe weather and storms.