Communist Party of the Galician People

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Communist Party of the Galician People
Partido Comunista do Pobo Galego
Politics of Galicia
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    Logo of the Communist Party of the Galician People

    The Communist Party of the Galician People (Galician: Partido Comunista do Pobo Galego, PCPG) is a Galician political organization with a communist and independentist ideology founded in 1984.

    History

    The PCPG was established in 1984, in parallel to the process of rebuilding unity of the

    Party of Communists of Catalonia or the Unified Communist Party of Spain, against the prevailing eurocommunism in the direction of the PCE and PCG. This process led to the founding of the Communist Party (PC), the predecessor of which was then Communist Party of the Peoples of Spain
    (PCPE).

    The PCPG has participated in many elections. Its last participation was in the

    ).

    In 2008 the PCPG broke with the PCPE due to their different view of the Galician national question.

    Since 2007 the PCPG has participated in the

    2015
    governs that municipality.

    In 2011 and 2012 the PCPG participated in the Forum for the Galician Communist Unity (FUCG), trying to find the unity of the

    Galician independentist communism, along with the Maoist collective Ateneu Proletário Galego and the classical Leninist organization Forxa.[4]

    Since 2014 the party has become closer to the

    2015 local elections the PCPG called to vote the BNG candidatures. Various PCPG members joined some lists of the BNG.[7]

    In the

    , getting 31,375 votes (2.08% of the total), failing to win a seat.

    Elections

    Election Votes % Seats
    1989 Galician regional election 989 0.07
    0 / 75
    Congress of Deputies, 2008[8] 507 0.11
    0 / 350

    Spanish Senate elections

    Year Votes Percentage Elected
    Ourense
    )
    2,768 0.83 No
    Ourense
    )
    2,877 0.86 No
    Ourense
    )
    3,467 1.04 No
    Lugo
    )
    272 0.08 No
    Pontevedra
    )
    31,375 2.08 No

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