This manifesto, published in London in 1848, was drawn up by Marx and Engels on behalf of the second congress of the Communist League. In addition to the program of a party, it is a lucid analysis of the capitalist society of the nineteenth century that, in many respects, is still current.
We are not facing a pamphlet but rather a classic of Western thought that has become the most widespread book after the Bible and whose approaches must be known, since they have embodied the dreams of millions of people and are a fundamental part of the history of the labor movement.
It is also a text of great literary value and, with the impressive graphic work of Fernando Vicente, the best access to the philosophical and political work of Karl Marx.