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  • Cymru’n Codi 2026 Senedd elections and after statement – 1 April 2026

    Cymru’n Codi 2026 Senedd elections and after statement – 1 April 2026

    Our analysis of the Labour, Plaid and Green Party manifestos so far, shows that they are very removed from our provisional programme we agreed at our founding Cyngres last December. More recently other manifestos have been produced, from the Communist Party and from the Trade Union and Socialist Coalition, whilst closer in demands, they do not support Cymru independence and despite claiming to work cross party, have been reluctant to work with us up to now. There have also been some statements from Beth Winter who is standing as an independent candidate and is a member of Cymru’n Codi. 

    We asked representatives of Plaid, Greens and Beth Winter to participate individually in a podcast for our website with the questions based on our single sheet programme statement here and here. They have now agreed with Heledd Fychan representing Plaid, Tessa Marshall representing the Greens, and Beth Winter herself. We hope these will be recorded shortly. 

    Our recent Cymru’n Codi Cyngor agreed: 

    “Given this situation it was thought that it was not going to be possible to recommend who best to vote for across Cymru and that all we could do is recognise that members and supporters would make voting decisions based upon manifesto priorities, knowledge of candidates and tactical voting against Reform.” 

    Tasks of ecosocialists in Cymru before and after the Senedd elections

    The difference between the manifestos and ourselves largely derives from a different starting position. Our analysis starts with the needs of the working class and our communities, of people, planet and peace, and argues that what is required to meet these needs is blocked, by the control over the productive resources and wealth of our society, lying in a small number of private hands. The productive wealth and potential of our society is thus totally dedicated to the maximisation of profit and further capital accumulation. and constantly presses for further privatisation of public services to serve profit and not people, planet and peace.

    Consequently, politically, our case is that direct action, campaigning and policies need to at least start to effectively challenge this power and private ownership. The main manifestos so far are largely concerned to win some amelioration within the current economic and political system and not to fundamentally challenge it. 

    Taking account of this situation has led us to consider that our key task is now to think how we can best help take forward our aim ‘production for the needs of people, planet, peace and not profit’ after the Senedd election. In doing so we would invite all ecosocialists in Cymru to consider these key issues:

    • It is clear that the aims of Cymru’n Codi are widely supported but that comrades who do so are largely in different parties and organisations. Cymru’n Codi is a cross party ecosocialist political movement and as such, is well placed to help develop unity on issues, if not wider political alliances. We would suggest just setting up new parties or proclaiming our party has all the answers, is not actually going to start to achieve the level of political support and mobilisation that is required to challenge the power of capital.
    • As we have found so far in developing the Cymru’n Codi programme to date through workshops, cross party unity works well around issues, and it is possible through the convergence of these considerations, that cross party coordination and possibly alliances could emerge. The success of the Together Alliance is another example and we could work together to help take their organising next step further.
    • Our programme is intrinsically what we would call a ‘transitional’ one: that specific demands start to propose answers in campaigns and mobilisation around issues that people care about, but also then need to relate to wider political change to sustain that change as in the programme’s policies. Just take a look at every policy area in the link above, there are suggestions as to the demands that could form the basis of collective mobilisation – not just to resist, but to make changes that start to meet needs – either through winning and holding concessions or implementing collective actions, such as in cooperatives.
    • Our programme is not a ‘tablet of stone’, on the contrary, it remains work in progress and open to further development and prioritisation in all forms of discussion.
    • We are also aware that challenging the ownership and power of capital requires not just collective mobilisation and direct action but a recognition that winning state power is needed to raise the legitimacy of the fundamental change in power that is required to meet the needs as we identify them. For us this means we recognise that there is a direct link with achieving this and supporting an independent and republican Cymru. We are internationalists and fully recognise that capitalism is a global and dangerous system, but we also recognise that radical change does not happen internationally at the same time. A radical challenge based upon the kind of programme we suggest, would appeal to workers across the UK and wider. Having those political links now and building them is vital, but not to subsume what we can do in Cymru, into a position of waiting for others to also take action. We could help take the lead.
    • We recognise that this may sound contradictory to our previous statements about winning and building unity. It is not. It is about directly raising the critical issue of state power and how it may be achieved to take forward an ecosocialist programme. It is critical that we are clear about the role of independence from the start, it cannot continually be fudged or kicked down the road. Needed changes such as wealth taxes, constitutional rights to food, health, education and housing, are constantly frustrated on the basis that we don’t have the power in Cymru to do these things: we can if we are prepared to make the independence case and link it to the aim of ‘production for the needs of people, planet, peace and not profit. 
    • We are planning our next workshop to explore how campaigning for radical political change in Cymru is related to the case for independence and further explore the issues raised in this statement. 

    Etholiadau Senedd Cymru’n Codi 2026 ac ar ôl datganiad – 1 Ebrill 2026

    Mae ein dadansoddiad o faniffestos Llafur, Plaid a’r Blaid Werdd hyd yma, yn dangos eu bod yn bell iawn o’n rhaglen dros dro y cytunwyd arni yn ein Cyngres sefydlu fis Rhagfyr diwethaf. Yn fwy diweddar cynhyrchwyd maniffestos eraill, gan y Blaid Gomiwnyddol a’r Undebau Llafur a’r Glymblaid Sosialaidd, er eu bod yn agosach mewn gofynion, nid ydynt yn cefnogi annibyniaeth i Gymru ac er eu bod yn honni eu bod yn gweithio’n drawsbleidiol, maent wedi bod yn amharod i weithio gyda ni hyd yn hyn. Bu rhai datganiadau hefyd gan Beth Winter sy’n sefyll fel ymgeisydd annibynnol ac yn aelod o Cymru’n Codi.

    Gofynnom i gynrychiolwyr Plaid, Gwyrddion a Beth Winter gymryd rhan yn unigol mewn podlediad ar gyfer ein gwefan gyda’r cwestiynau yn seiliedig ar ein datganiad rhaglen un ddalen yma ac yma. Maen nhw bellach wedi cytuno gyda Heledd Fychan yn cynrychioli’r Blaid, Tessa Marshall yn cynrychioli’r Gwyrddion, a Beth Winter ei hun. Gobeithiwn y bydd y rhain yn cael eu cofnodi yn fuan.

    Cytunodd ein Cymru’n Codi Cyngor yn ddiweddar: 

    “O ystyried y sefyllfa hon, y gred oedd nad oedd hi’n mynd i fod yn bosibl argymell pwy fyddai orau i bleidleisio drosto ledled Cymru ac mai’r cyfan y gallwn ei wneud yw cydnabod y byddai aelodau a chefnogwyr yn gwneud penderfyniadau pleidleisio ar sail blaenoriaethau maniffesto, gwybodaeth am ymgeiswyr a phleidleisio tactegol yn erbyn Diwygio.”

    Tasgau ecososialwyr yng Nghymru cyn ac ar ôl etholiadau’r Senedd

    Mae’r gwahaniaeth rhwng y maniffestos a ninnau yn deillio i raddau helaeth o fan cychwyn gwahanol. Mae ein dadansoddiad yn dechrau gydag anghenion y dosbarth gweithiol a’n cymunedau, o bobl, planed a heddwch, ac mae’n dadlau bod yr hyn sydd ei angen i ddiwallu’r anghenion hyn yn cael ei rwystro, gan y rheolaeth dros adnoddau cynhyrchiol a chyfoeth ein cymdeithas, yn gorwedd mewn nifer fach o ddwylo preifat. Felly mae cyfoeth cynhyrchiol a photensial ein cymdeithas yn gwbl ymroddedig i wneud y mwyaf o elw a chroniad cyfalaf pellach. ac yn pwyso’n gyson am breifateiddio gwasanaethau cyhoeddus ymhellach i wasanaethu elw ac nid pobl, planed a heddwch.

    O ganlyniad, yn wleidyddol, ein hachos ni yw bod angen i weithredu uniongyrchol, ymgyrchu a pholisïau o leiaf ddechrau herio’r pŵer hwn a pherchnogaeth breifat yn effeithiol. Mae’r prif faniffestos hyd yn hyn yn ymwneud i raddau helaeth ag ennill rhywfaint o welliant o fewn y system economaidd a gwleidyddol bresennol ac nid ei herio’n sylfaenol.

    Mae ystyried y sefyllfa hon wedi ein harwain i ystyried mai ein tasg allweddol yn awr yw meddwl sut y gallwn helpu orau i fwrw ymlaen â’n nod ‘cynhyrchu ar gyfer anghenion pobl, planed, heddwch ac nid elw’ ar ôl etholiad y Senedd. Wrth wneud hynny byddem yn gwahodd holl ecosialwyr Cymru i ystyried y materion allweddol hyn:

    • Mae’n amlwg bod amcanion Cymru’n Codi yn cael eu cefnogi’n eang ond bod cymrodyr sy’n gwneud hynny i raddau helaeth mewn pleidiau a sefydliadau gwahanol. Mae Cymru’n Codi yn fudiad gwleidyddol ecososialaidd trawsbleidiol ac o’r herwydd, mae mewn sefyllfa dda i helpu i ddatblygu undod ar faterion, os nad cynghreiriau gwleidyddol ehangach. Byddem yn awgrymu nad yw sefydlu pleidiau newydd neu gyhoeddi bod gan ein plaid yr holl atebion, mewn gwirionedd yn mynd i ddechrau cyflawni’r lefel o gefnogaeth wleidyddol a chynnull sy’n ofynnol i herio pŵer cyfalaf.
    • Fel yr ydym wedi’i ganfod hyd yma wrth ddatblygu rhaglen Cymru’n Codi drwy weithdai, mae undod trawsbleidiol yn gweithio’n dda ar faterion, ac mae’n bosibl trwy gydgyfeirio’r ystyriaethau hyn y gallai cydgysylltu trawsbleidiol ac o bosibl cynghreiriau ddod i’r amlwg. Mae llwyddiant y Gynghrair Gyda’n Gilydd yn enghraifft arall a gallem weithio gyda’n gilydd i helpu i fynd â’u trefniadaeth y cam nesaf ymhellach.
    • Mae ein rhaglen yn ei hanfod yr hyn y byddem yn ei alw’n un ‘trosiannol’: bod galwadau penodol yn dechrau cynnig atebion mewn ymgyrchoedd a chynnull o amgylch materion y mae pobl yn poeni amdanynt, ond sydd hefyd angen cysylltu wedyn â newid gwleidyddol ehangach i gynnal y newid hwnnw fel ym mholisïau’r rhaglen. Edrychwch ar bob maes polisi yn y ddolen uchod, mae awgrymiadau o ran y gofynion a allai fod yn sail i mobileiddio ar y cyd – nid yn unig i wrthsefyll, ond i wneud newidiadau sy’n dechrau diwallu anghenion – naill ai trwy ennill a chynnal consesiynau neu weithredu camau ar y cyd, megis mewn cwmnïau cydweithredol.
    • Nid ‘llechen garreg’ yw ein rhaglen, i’r gwrthwyneb, mae’n dal i fod yn waith ar y gweill ac yn agored i’w ddatblygu ymhellach a’i flaenoriaethu ym mhob math o drafodaeth.
    • Rydym hefyd yn ymwybodol bod herio perchenogaeth a phŵer cyfalaf yn gofyn nid yn unig am gydsymud a gweithredu uniongyrchol ond hefyd cydnabod bod angen pŵer gwladol buddugol i godi cyfreithlondeb y newid sylfaenol mewn pŵer sydd ei angen i ddiwallu’r anghenion wrth inni eu nodi. I ni mae hyn yn golygu ein bod yn cydnabod bod cysylltiad uniongyrchol â chyflawni hyn a chefnogi Cymru annibynnol a gweriniaethol. Rydym yn rhyngwladolwyr ac yn cydnabod yn llwyr fod cyfalafiaeth yn system fyd-eang a pheryglus, ond rydym hefyd yn cydnabod nad yw newid radical yn digwydd yn rhyngwladol ar yr un pryd. Byddai her radical yn seiliedig ar y math o raglen rydym yn ei hawgrymu, yn apelio at weithwyr ledled y DU ac yn ehangach. Mae cael y cysylltiadau gwleidyddol hynny yn awr a’u meithrin yn hollbwysig, ond nid i gynnwys yr hyn y gallwn ei wneud yng Nghymru, mewn sefyllfa o aros i eraill weithredu hefyd. Gallem helpu i gymryd yr awenau.
    • Rydym yn cydnabod y gallai hyn swnio’n groes i’n datganiadau blaenorol am ennill ac adeiladu undod. Nid yw. Mae’n ymwneud â chodi mater hollbwysig pŵer y wladwriaeth yn uniongyrchol a sut y gellir ei gyflawni i fwrw ymlaen â rhaglen ecosialaidd. Mae’n hollbwysig ein bod yn glir ynghylch rôl annibyniaeth o’r cychwyn cyntaf, ni ellir ei chyffroi na’i chicio i lawr y ffordd yn barhaus. Mae newidiadau sydd eu hangen fel trethi cyfoeth, hawliau cyfansoddiadol i fwyd, iechyd, addysg a thai, yn rhwystredig yn gyson ar y sail nad oes gennym ni’r pŵer yng Nghymru i wneud y pethau hyn: gallwn ni os ydym yn barod i wneud yr achos annibyniaeth a’i gysylltu â’r nod o ‘gynhyrchu ar gyfer anghenion pobl, planed, heddwch ac nid elw.
    • Rydym yn cynllunio ein gweithdy nesaf i archwilio sut mae ymgyrchu dros newid gwleidyddol radical yng Nghymru yn gysylltiedig â’r achos dros annibyniaeth ac archwilio ymhellach y materion a godwyd yn y datganiad hwn.
  • Welfare Not Warfare Workshop Part 3

    Warfare Not Welfare Workshop 2nd March 2026 Part 3

    This is the final session of the Cymru’n Codi workshop entitled Welfare Not Warfare held online on March 2nd 2026. This features the concluding remarks from the four speakers, Jill Evans from CND Cymru, Roy Jones from PARC Against DARC, Andrew Draper from Palestine Solidarity Campaign and Cuban Solidarity Campaign, and Geoff Ryan from Anti Capitalist Resistance. Also concluding remarks by Len Arthur from Cymru’n Codi Cyngor. The findings from this valuable discussion will be distilled and included in Cymru’n Codi statement on Peace.

  • Welfare Not Warfare Workshop Part 2

    Cymru’n Codi Welfare Not Warfare Workshop 2/3/2026 Part 2

    Cymru’n Codi Podcast Video of second session of Welfare Not Warfare Workshop held on 2nd March 2026. This session features contributions and questions for speakers from workshop attendees.

  • Welfare Not Warfare Workshop

    2nd March 2026

    Podcast video of the Cymru’n Codi workshop on Peace entitled Welfare Not Warfare. This is episode one of three and features the contributions from the four speakers, Jill Evans – CND Cymru, Roy Jones – PARC Against Darc, Andrew Draper – Palestine Solidarity Camapaign & Cuban Solidarity Campaign, and Geoff Ryan – Anti Capitalist Resistance.

  • Cymru’n Codi welfare not warfare – stop the arms race online workshop

    Panel followed by discussion

    Jill Evans – CND Cymru

    Andrew Draper – Palestine Solidarity Campaign & Cuban Solidarity Campaign

    Roy Jones – PARC against DARC 

    Geoff Ryan – Anti Capitalist Resistance 

    The meeting will be recorded for posting to the Cymru’n Codi website and social media. 

    Welfare not warfare – Cymru’n Codi workshop

    Time: Mar 2, 2026 07:00 PM London

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    An arms race even more dangerous than at the height of the cold war is upon us. 

    The defence chiefs of the UK and Germany, have joined with that of France, to warn that families need to prepare their sons and daughters for war and the state needs to up arms spending and invest in the arms industry. 

    The stage is being set for an imperialist global confrontation over who, and what capitalist system controls the world economy and the profits that can be extracted.

    Internal repression of protest and continuing austerity is accompanying this dash for war. 

    Workers in all countries are the first to suffer and will have to pay the cost while the rich just get richer laughing all the way to the bank: it really is warfare not welfare.

    In Cymru, the DARC radar system is part of this build up, as are some of the 13 new weapons factories announced by the government. 

    Our economy and society is being militarised.

    How should socialists respond to this new arms race to achieve ‘welfare not warfare’?

    These are other questions will be raised by the panel and in the discussion:

    • Does the peace movement provide the basis for workers internationally to oppose this arms race?
    • Is pacifism a basic tenant of being a socialist?
    • How do we link the campaigns against rearming, genocide in Gaza, attacks on Cuba, Venezuela, Ukraine, countries in the middle east with stopping the arms race?
    • How do we reconcile the dangers of militarism and the need to preserve jobs?
    • How do we square support for armed national self defence, with these campaigns?

    This online workshop intends to explore these issues with the intention of reviewing the extent to which our current Cymru’n Codi statement on peace may need updating:

    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z-WEE4NDsOIsGogpW4UZLIoRc02TVQ-lB0Gj223m7pY/edit?usp=sharing

  • Disablement & Care

    Disablement & Care

    This was our tenth workshop, all of which are working toward establishing the basis of a manifesto for consideration at the Cymru’n Codi founding congress in the Autumn of 2025. Here is the report and links to the previous workshops and the decisions made at the 10 May Cymru Radical Left Dialogue meeting that started the process of establishing Cymru’n Codi as an ecosocialist movement for Cymru and internationally. 

    The discussion paper that had been circulated with the meeting introduction had received considerable comment and suggested changes and these had been incorporated by the meeting. The paper will be updated based upon the points made in the workshop and remains work in progress with the comment facility left open for all members who wish to contribute.  

    Report of the meeting – points made in discussion and contributions

    • Ciaran gave an introduction outlining the shifting social understandings of disability leading up to the care versus profit situation we now have with neoliberal capitalism where a ‘disabled person is seen as an unproductive economic unit’. Ciaran produced an excellent set of PPS which are well worth spending time viewing. 
    • 21% Cymru population define themselves as disabled; 1/10 provide unpaid care; 117k sought LA adult social care or advice; impairment can does happen to all of us at some time in our life.
    • In Cymru austerity and the political failure to fight it has delayed and decimated support. Now covered up with a plethora of statements and intentions but no action.
    • Of our 10 proposed demands – ensuring that the needs of all who require support are heard and met and these needs are expressed by activists not coopted committees.  
    • There is an overabundance of statements about what should be done but there is no money or enforcement mechanism. Too many hoops to go through to get support result in provision being all sticks and no carrots. 
    • There is much care and support that is provided free however this is not recognised as having a similar status to formal employment, so is ignored. 
    • A key to developing support is to separate out the impairment from disability so the latter becomes recognised as a social issue for society to address, not the individual.
    • Basically care and profit do not work – only those who make profit benefit. Quotas for private sector spending drove privatisation. 
    • We thought that the Social Services and Wellbeing Act would place the emphasis on the social model of disability but it has just led to more tick boxing/bureaucracy. My local council acknowledges the “care” aspect but fails to recognise the “support” aspect. There has to be political will to change but how much control do governments have anymore? Money talks….
    • Private providers take what is profitable and leave the LA and NHS to pick up the pieces and provide training. 
    • Collectively power must be in the hands of those who are disabled if a political will is going to be created. A key demand and principle has to be ‘nothing about us without us’.
    • The police are currently using the phrase ‘behaviour disturbance’ to justify constraint and sectioning. This power must be removed. 
    • Sign language should be on the curriculum alongside and with the same status as other languages. 
    • The Covid pandemic was an example of mass social murder and the is still affecting people who are being forcefully exposed and disabled – unlike the rich who can afford environmental protection.
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    Annwyl ffrind / Dear friend

    (English below)

    Fel y mae llawer ohonoch yn gwybod rydym wedi bod yn gweithio tuag at lansio mudiad ecosialaidd newydd o’r enw; Cymru’n Codi

    Hyd yn hyn mae dros 200 ohonom wedi gweithio gyda’n gilydd yn drawsbleidiol, dros y ddwy flynedd ddiwethaf i ddechrau dadlau’r achos dros ddewis amgen radical i’r problemau yr ydym i gyd yn eu hwynebu. Ein nod yw cynnal cynhadledd sefydlu yn gynnar yn yr hydref a bod mewn sefyllfa i gefnogi mewn cynghrair a sefyll ymgeiswyr yn etholiadau’r Senedd ac etholiadau’r cyngor, yn ogystal â chefnogi pob ymgyrch yn gyson mewn ffyrdd sy’n bwrw ymlaen â’r nodau.

    Mae’r blaned yn llosgi, mae hil-laddiad yn cael ei gyflawni’n ddyddiol, mae ein dyfodol yn cael ei gymryd oddi wrthym, i gyd i wneud y cyfoethog yn gyfoethocach, tra eu bod yn noddi gwleidyddiaeth casineb i danseilio unrhyw wrthwynebiad

    Rydych chi’n gwybod nad oes rhaid iddo fod fel hyn.

    Nid yn unig y gallwn ymgyrchu a gwrthsefyll yr ymosodiadau hyn – gallwn hefyd fynd gam mawr ymhellach a dechrau cynnig, dadlau o blaid, a hyd yn oed ddechrau gweithredu camau gweithredu a pholisïau a all atal camfanteisio a chynyddu elw yn ei draciau.

    Mae’n bosibl cymryd rheolaeth gyhoeddus ar y cyd dros gyfoeth a gwerth yr hyn rydym yn ei gynhyrchu a’i ddefnyddio yn lle hynny i ddiwallu gwir anghenion pobl, y blaned, mewn heddwch ac nid er elw.

    Mewn gwirionedd gallwn ddechrau gwneud hyn yng Nghymru, fel ysbrydoliaeth i weithwyr yn rhyngwladol.

     Gallwn er enghraifft: ddod â thoriadau llymder i ben; anelu at allyriadau sero net erbyn 2030; rhoi diwedd ar dlodi; rhoi terfyn ar bob gormes a hiliaeth; sicrhau bod pawb sydd â nam yn cael eu galluogi; sicrhau tai i bawb; rheoli rhenti a throi allan; cyflawni dysgu gydol oes am ddim i bawb; cadw GIG sy’n eiddo cyhoeddus sy’n darparu am ddim pan fo angen; dod â’r holl gyfleustodau a thrafnidiaeth ar unwaith o dan reolaeth gyhoeddus gyfunol. Gallwn adeiladu economi lwyddiannus drwy ddiwallu’r anghenion hyn.

    Ar ben hynny, yn rhyngwladol, gallwn fel cymdeithas a gwlad, sefyll yn erbyn hil-laddiad, cefnogi erlyn troseddwyr rhyfel, sicrhau bod ffoaduriaid a’r rhai sydd angen lloches yn cael eu trin â pharch a dynoliaeth, a chefnogi diplomyddiaeth dros heddwch yn hytrach na’u hailgodi ar gyfer rhyfel. Gallwn weithio gyda phleidiau eraill yn y DU ac yn rhyngwladol i gyflawni hyn.

    Gallwn yng Nghymru fwrw ymlaen â’r holl gamau hyn a mwy pe baem hefyd yn annibynnol.

    Ymunwch Cymru’n Codi heddiw yma!

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    Annwyl ffrind / Dear friend

    As many of you know, we have been working toward launching a new ecosocialist movement; Cymru’n Codi (Cymru Rising).

    So far over 200 of us have worked together, cross-party, over the last two years to start to make the case for a radical alternative to the problems we all face. We aim to have a founding conference in the early autumn and be in a position to support in alliance and stand candidates in the Senedd elections and council elections, as well as constantly support all campaigns in ways that take the aims forward.

    The planet is burning, genocide is being carried out daily, our futures are being taken from us, all to make the rich richer, while they sponsor the politics of hate to undermine any opposition.

    You know it does not have to be like this.

    Not only can we campaign and resist these attacks – we also can go a big step further and start to propose, argue for, and even start to implement actions and policies that can stop exploitation and  profit maximising in its tracks. 

    It is possible to take collective public control of the wealth and value of what we produce and use it instead to meet the real needs of people, the planet, in peace and not for profit.

    In fact we can start to do this in Cymru, as an inspiration for workers internationally.

    We can for example: end austerity cuts; aim for net zero emissions by 2030; end poverty; end all oppression and racism; ensure all who are impaired are enabled; ensure housing for all; control rents and evictions; achieve free life long learning for all; keep a publicly owned NHS that delivers free at the point of need; bring all utilities and transport immediately under collective public control. We can build a successful economy by meeting these needs. 

    Moreover, internationally, we can as a society and country, take a stand against genocide, support the prosecution of war criminals, ensure refugees and those that need asylum are treated with respect and humanity, and support diplomacy for peace as opposed to rearming for war. We can work with other parties in the UK and internationally to achieve this.

    We can in Cymru take all these actions forward and more if we were also independent. 

    Join Cymru’n Codi today here!

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