Communist Party of Réunion

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The Communist Party of Réunion (

During the late 1990s the relations between PCF and PCR became somewhat strained, regarding differences in party lines. Relations were, however, fully restored in 2005, on the occasion of PCF leader Marie-George Buffet's visit to the island; subsequently, the PCR stood on the list of the French Communist Party in the 2004 European Parliament elections, and Vergès became one of three MEPs elected from the PCF list at national level. The main party leaders are Hoarau, Huguette Bello and Pierre Vergès (the son of Paul Vergès).

The press outlet of the party is the

• Élie Hoarau

Senators

• Paul Vergès (2011–2016)
• Gélita Hoarau (wife of Élie Hoarau) (2005–2011, 2016–2017)

Deputies

• Huguette Bello (1997)

Mayors

• Huguette Bello (Saint-Paul, 2008–2014)
• Claude Hoarau (Saint-Louis)
• Roland Robert (La Possession)
• Yolande Pausé (Sainte-Suzanne)
• Éric Fruteau (Saint-André)
• Jean-Yves Langenier (Le Port)

Regional Councillors

• Paul Vergès
• Maya Cesari (stepdaughter of Paul Vergès )
• Yasmina Panshbaya
• Élie Hoarau
• Rahiba Dubois
• Catherine Gaud
• Aline Hoarau Murin
• Béatrice Leperlier
• Philippe Jean-Pierre

Departemental Councillors

• Maurice Gironcel
• Roland Ramakistin
• Yvon Virapin
• Robert Nativel
• Yvon Bello
• Éric Fruteau
• Monica Govindin
• Jean-Yves Langenier
• Roland Robert
• Pierre Vergès (son of Paul Vergès)

See also

• Marxist–Leninist Communist Organisation of Réunion

References