Culture – Plaid Gomiwnyddol Cymru

Dispatches From Occupied Ireland

Introduction Gan Owain Ab Owain At the end of January 2025, members of Plaid Gomiwnyddol Cymru travelled to Ireland to undertake political education and to represent the party at the Bloody Sunday March for Justice in Derry. While the primary aim of the trip was to show solidarity with our comrades in struggle in Ireland…
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Cenedlaetholdeb Cymreig

Rhagfarn POL o genedlaetholdeb Cymreig – gan Remi o Welsh Underground Network Yn saesneg, yn wreiddiol yma: https://welshundergroundnetwork.com/2023/03/22/welsh-nationalism-cenedlaetholdeb-cymreig/ Beth ydy Cenedlaetholdeb Cymreig? Genedlaetholdeb ydy dweud yn alm ydy’r credu’na genedl yr un ydy gwycha na gilydd, a dod ymlaen y meddwl o’r cenedl ‘na i’r waetha o genedl gilydd. Hyn ydy wedi gweld yn y…
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Captain Morgan: Live Like A Coloniser

By Gruff In 1674 Captain Harri Morgan was released from house arrest in London. He had been held for two years while the royal court examined his eleven years at sea. A career which had seen Panama City, the most populous in the Spanish Empire, burned to the ground alongside multiple massacres and the enthusiastic…
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Dyn Ni’n Garu Wenglish

Meddwyl am siarad ac ysgrifennu yn Gymraeg pryd a ble dyn ni’n gallwn – llythyr oddi wrth y golygydd.
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Kernewek ha’n Les a Dhilester

Our comrades in Cornwall share a similar language root to us here in Wales, and we are proud to share their work to a Welsh audience. […] Kernewek, the Cornish national language, suffers in a similar way that all minoritised languages suffer when they live in the economic periphery.
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‘Y Seren Goch’ – an introduction

Who are we? We are a multimedia publisher which will look at the issues facing Wales, pick apart why Wales suffers so badly under the capitalist British state, and clearly articulate why we need a Socialist Republic of Wales.
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‘The Dragon Has Two Tongues’ – a gift from the Valleys to you

Valleys Underground took the opportunity to make something happen and uploaded the entirety of ‘The Dragon Has Two Tongues’ onto their website; a groundbreaking show from 1985 that pits the formidable Marxist historian Gwyn Alf Williams against the liberal historian Wynford Vaughan-Thomas, in a battle for not just Welsh history, but a battle for history…
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