meeting 13 octobre
News

PVDA-PTB general secretary Peter Mertens on the party’s local election results

The Workers’ Party of Belgium (PVDA-PTB) is making progress in the three regions of Belgium: Flanders, Brussels, and Wallonia. In Flanders, despite the abolition of compulsory voting and an unprecedented smear campaign, we achieve 20% of the votes in Antwerp. This is a historic result in the largest city of Flanders.
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central pdoium
News

ManiFiesta, the festival of international solidarity

For one weekend, ManiFiesta was once again the world as it should be.
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Raoul
Analysis

ManiFiesta 2024 - Speech by Raoul Hedebouw, president of the PVDA-PTB

Hello, ManiFiesta! Wow! Such a crowd! You should see yourselves from up here. Every year, this is a moment that gives me goose pumps. There's more than 15,000 of us at ManiFiesta! Thank you, ManiFiesta!
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peter en manal
Interview

"A sign of hope": Peter Mertens on the results of the elections

"The PVDA-PTB's recent election result is a strong sign of hope for all the future struggles of the working class and young people. The PVDA-PTB has doubled its number of elected representatives in Flanders, made strong gains in Brussels and is the most resilient left-wing party in Wallonia," said Peter Mertens. In this interview, conducted two weeks after the elections, the PVDA-PTB General Secretary takes a detailed look at the election results and the lessons that can be drawn from them.
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Programme
News

ManiFiesta is back!

Welcome to the 14th edition of ManiFiesta, the Solidarity Festival, on 7 and 8 September in Ostend (Belgium).
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Mutniy
News

Prepare to binge-watch "Mutiny"

"Mutiny", that's the title of Peter Mertens' latest book. But it's also the title of a documentary, made by Fakto, a Marxist media created by the PVDA-PTB.
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