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Canceled editorial Blitz from 4.11.25 Stellantis plans drastic cutbacks in Europe:

That’s enough – Now it’s our turn to speak! Stellantis spreads good news in public: unit sales and sales revenues are rising again. But BLITZ has learned: Behind closed doors they are planning and discussing which plants are to be closed. Rüsselsheim, Eisenach, Termoli and Melfi in Italy, Poissy near Paris, Madrid and Glivice are candidates for closure. Further information underpins this assessment: in the pilot plant in Rüsselsheim no successor model is in sight. Opel CEO Huettl complains that the production of e-cars in Germany is too expensive. At the same time, Stellantis is investing $13 billion in the USA in new combustion engine car plants. They are talking behind our backs about the livelihood of tens of thousands of workers, of families and regions – and we are supposed to stay out of it? This is not acceptable!
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International Information Letter GM-Stellantis No. 28 – November 2025

From the Stellantis/GM Group Coordination in the IAC Dear colleagues, We are sending you the text of a special edition of the group newspaper “Blitz” for the German Stellantis plants. We have typed up the article especially for you because it contains explosive information and good suggestions for our cooperation, in particular the proposal for a group-wide day of action against plant closures. Such a proposal must, of course, be thoroughly discussed in every country and every plant. There will certainly be thorough discussions on this at the 3rd International Automobile Workers Conference at the end of the month in Pune (India). That is why we would like to make the information and assessments known immediately:
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International Newsletter GM-Stellantis No. 26 – September 2025

From the Stellantis/GM Group Coordination in the IAC: Dear colleagues The third International Automobile Workers Conference (IAC) from November 20 to 24, 2025, in Pune, India, is just around the corner! This conference comes at just the right time, when we automobile workers are challenged by attacks from corporations and inundated with nationalist, racist, and fascist demagoguery.
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First September International Day of Struggle against Fascism and War!

First September International Day of Struggle against Fascism and War!
Call from ICOG for Anti-War Day 2025: August 10, 2025; The Rumours of War are becoming a reality as always. Will we ever learn!!! The anticipated meeting between President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump over the Ukraine War continues to remind us of the danger of a 3rd World War and the possibility of the use of the Nuclear Weapons in this War. The War has intensified over the recent period. This is so because in Europe, the military alliance NATO and Russia, the leading nuclear powers are at logger heads bitterly confronting each other in a War that is all about the sphere of influence and the race to accessing raw materials in the region for their imperialist ambitions and agenda. This is an Imperialist War!
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Register now for the 3rd International Automotive Workers' Conference!

Register now for the 3rd International Automotive Workers' Conference!
July 17, 2025: Information letter on the results of the 11th online meeting of the International Coordination Group (ICOG) of the International Automotive Workers' Coordination: Dear colleagues, In just over four months, the 3rd International Automotive Workers' Conference (3rd IAC) will start in India! We are working diligently on the content and organizational preparations.
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Statement of the Workers’ Syndicate of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company

Statement of the Workers’ Syndicate of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company
AWNI, July 1, 2025: The Workers’ Syndicate of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company Condemns the bombing of Evin Prison and Demands the Implementation of the Law on the Release of Prisoners in Wartime. The Workers’ Syndicate of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company, with the utmost regret and anger, strongly condemns the Israeli airstrike on Evin Prison, which resulted in the injury of a significant number of prisoners and the killing and wounding of several staff, including medical staff and conscripts. This attack is a clear violation of humanitarian principles, human rights, and the legal obligations of sovereign institutions to protect the lives and security of prisoners.
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