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The PCE (Communist Party of Spain or Partido Comunista de España) is one of the longest-standing communist parties in Spain and is known to be one of the largest militant groups fighting during the Spanish Civil War. | |||
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The ideology of the Communist Party of Spain has varied history since its founding. From its inception and to during the Spanish Civil war, the Communist Party of Spain was broadly [[Marxist]] and [[socialist]].<ref>Basic university [http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~warden/scw/scwpolit.htm document]</ref> As the Republicans lost the Spanish Civil War, most members of the leftist parties in Spain were subject to the [[White Terror]] and many left to Cuba. What was left of the party continued to exist in Spain but fell into [[Eurocommunism]].<ref>Document about Spainish [https://www.marxists.org/archive/harman/1977/09/eurocomm.htm Eurocommunism]</ref> In 2017, the Communist Party of Spain stated that it has and will return to Marxismt-Leninist politics to mark its 100th anniversary.<ref>News article about the [https://www.cuartopoder.es/espana/2017/12/03/pce-leninismo-xx-congreso/ PCE]</ref> | |||
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The PCE (Communist Party of Spain or Partido Comunista de España) is one of the longest-standing communist parties in Spain and is known to be one of the largest militant groups fighting during the Spanish Civil War.
Ideology
The ideology of the Communist Party of Spain has varied history since its founding. From its inception and to during the Spanish Civil war, the Communist Party of Spain was broadly Marxist and socialist.[1] As the Republicans lost the Spanish Civil War, most members of the leftist parties in Spain were subject to the White Terror and many left to Cuba. What was left of the party continued to exist in Spain but fell into Eurocommunism.[2] In 2017, the Communist Party of Spain stated that it has and will return to Marxismt-Leninist politics to mark its 100th anniversary.[3]