NOTÍCIAS DA GUERRA POPULAR: Re: [** MAOIST_REVOLUTION **] Maoists plan to launch TV, papers

You are correct, but surely one is dependant on the other? If Maoists
seize Kathmandu then Revolutionary line is in command.

Victory to Revolution in Nepal!

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> Dear friends,
> Suppose they take the capital and even more take the whole state
power, what difference would it make for the people of Nepal? The
revolutionaries around the globe would be glad
> if this party take a revolutionary oreintation instead of the
Kathmandu.
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> Nawid.
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> REPUBLICA KATHMANDU, April 18: Maoists have planned to launch their
own television channel and a national broadsheet daily to disseminate
"correct information" about the party.
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> Maoist leader Dr Baburam Bhattarai presented a concept paper in this
regard during a training session at party headquarters, Paris Danda on
Sunday. Maoists have already formed two committees �" editorial
led by Dr Bhattarai and managerial by Dinanath Sharma -- to study if
launching a television channel would also be viable.
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> Dr Bhattarai, who heads department, also proposed to uplink the Maoist
FM radio Mirmire to satellite.
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> According to a participant of the training session, the party also
classified the Maoist publications into three categories -- central,
regional and local. "While the central publications will be directly
monitored by the party's top body, the regional and local publications
will be handled by the corresponding committees," he said.
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> He said the party took the decision as various publication houses have
been found collecting advertisements in the name of the party and the
party expects the new move would discourage the trend.
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> The meeting has categorized Janadisha daily, Janadesh weekly, Red Star
fortnightly and Samsleshan monthly as central publications under the
direct monitoring of the party.
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> "Perhaps the tabloid-sized Janadisha daily will be converted into a
broadsheet daily and Janadisha weekly into a magazine," he said. The
party took the move to manage its media and make the dissemination of
information and views effective.
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> Journalists train Maoist leaders on handling media
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> Journalists Prashanta Jha, Tirtha Koirala, Raghu Mainali, Krishna
Jwala Devkota and Narayan Sharma had trained the leaders on how to
handle media effect effectively. Jha had spoken on how to effectively
disseminate information in the international arena, Koirala on the
relationship between leaders and media houses, Mainali on
professionalism and management and Devkota on advocating the rights of
the proletariat.
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> Solutions from streets
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> Speaking at the training session, Maoist chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal
directed the revolutionary journalists to ask people to hit the streets
for the promulgation of the people's constitution.
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> "This month, just ahead of constitution- drafting, is crucial for
Nepali people. So you have to ask people to hit the streets," a
participant quoted Dahal as saying.
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> Dahal presented two possible scenarios amidst the looming crisis:
"They will either dissolve the Constituent Assembly and enforce a
presidential rule, or ask us for the CA deadline. But the constitution
will be not promulgated as they just want to adopt the 1990 constitution
and we will not agree. So there is no alternative to hitting the
streets," Dahal said. He argued that the constitution would be drafted
only if the people took to the streets.
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