Communist Party of Europe | |
Founded | 15 Mar 2020 |
Ideology | Marxist-Mikhailist, Left Communist |
General Secretary | Alex Aderopov |
Chairman of the Supreme Soviet | Hermann Willsbourne |
Official colors | Crimson Red Black |
The Communist Party of Europe (CPE) is the ruling political party in the Union of European Socialist Republics. It emerged in 2015 as the United Democratic Workers Party of Europe. The party led the Revolution of 2015 (or November Revolution), which led to the establishment of a socialist state in Europe. The party was dissolved in 2020 at the end of the Euro-Wars to be succeeded to the Communist Party of Europe.
For most of the history of Union of Europe, the Communist Party was virtually indistinguishable from the government, as it is generally the only political party tolerated by the government. Consequently, the history of the UESR and the CPE are deeply intertwined and overlapping.
Membership[]
Membership is provided by the State and is automatically given to adults after they turn 17 and receive Party ID cards. The membership may be canceled though, but Party benefits which is most of the social programs, are denied. Membership before 17 may be given, when a child is registered to the Youth Wing of the Communist Party of Europe. The CPE(YW) supports education, health services, and care services for the child, which is also most of the State benefits. Mikhailism says that the local Party chapter is to provide for the People in which the chapter serves, thus collecting funds from the State to provide and distribute among its members. This dictates that is necessary to be registered with the Party so citizens could continue to receive State funding. As such 98% of adults are registered with the CPE, while 85% of children are registered.
Structure[]
Main article: Organization of the Communist Party of Europe
The governing body of the CPE is the Party Presidium which has a lower and an upper house, the Congress of Europe and the Supreme Soviet. Party Congresses would elect a Supreme Soviet, which also would elect a General Secretary.
In theory, supreme power in the party was invested in the Party Congress. However, in practice the power structure became reversed and, particularly after the death of Mikhail, supreme power became the domain of the General Secretary. Reforms in the CPE to correct this problem have been attempted, but have been unsuccessful. The latest reform, the CPE Reform of 2045, has been introduced into the national Presidium but awaits a final vote.
The organs of the Party, the various committees, were established by a vote in the party Presidium and officials appointed by the General Secretary. These various committees included the: Secretariat, Political Policy Council, Organization Council, Party Control Council, and Central Auditing Commission.
History[]
The United Left Party of the Union was established in 2008 as a union of Leftist parties holding seats in the parliament of the European Union.
When the European Republic was established, new laws dictated that a union of Leftist parties were illegal as they posed a threat to the dominant Rightist parties and the Party for the United Europe. As such the Social Democratic Party and the European Republican Workers' Party was established.
In 2014, in light of intolerable acts by the Republic, the Social Democratic Party split into two factions: The Social Democratic Party (Republic) and Social Democratic Party (Union). The Unionists believed in what would ultimately become the UESR, while the Republicans believed in preserving the Republic but establishing a Leftist rule.
In 2015 the United Democratic Workers Party of Europe was established as the main political force behind the Revolution of 2015. It was later dissolved at the end of the Euro-Wars.
In 2020, the UDWPE dissolved into the Communist Party of Europe
Branches[]
Each republic had its own republic-wide branch of the Communist Party of Europe. These parties had chapters affiliated to the CPE which provided all the social services, as such controlling local political affairs. Republic-wide polical affairs was in control of the Communist Party of Europe.