Yesterday, the annual congress of The Struggle, the Marxist Tendency in Pakistan, held the first sessions of its two-day congress. Almost 2000 comrades were present from all over Pakistan to meet at this crucial moment in Pakistani history.

In February the 13^th National Congress of Militante-Mexico took place, with 150 comrades taking part. After a period of intense activity over the past two years, the mood at the congress was one of enormous confidence and enthusiasm, which is reflected in the report we provide here.

On the weekend of May 12th & 13th, over 30 members and guests gathered in St. Louis, Missouri for the National Congress of the Workers International League. As well as in-depth discussions on the economic, political and social perspectives for the world and the U.S., those present discussed the political and organizational tasks flowing from these perspectives.

On April 28 and 29 the CMR in Venezuela held its fourth congress with about 65 comrades in attendance. There was a lively debate on international and Venezuelan perspectives, the new situation that has emerged in the country after the December elections and the formation of the United Socialist Party, and the task posed before the Marxists.

The 2007 Congress of The Struggle in Pakistan received dozens of messages of support from all over the world. Here we publish a small selection of these greetings.

The final balance sheet of the congress of The Struggle in Pakistan revealed that 2,193 delegates and visitors took part with comrades from over forty trade unions and workplaces present, a truly proletarian and revolutionary gathering.