The youth is like 80% minimum on board with a new party congress to solve this shit
We could take this over to !brasil@lemmygrad.ml, but I’m very interested in your “boots on ground” perspectives of what’s going on internally. For instance, are there internal polls over that figure? Or what is the current plan regarding the congress? It’s a bit difficult to get a proper picture of it between the very official notes on the RR website and the hard-to-verify rumours being thrown around on xtwitter/mastodon, for me as a party outsider. Since I assume most Brazilians here are from or related to the PCB, it might be a good starting point for newbies like me.
I won’t disclose much about my (actual) comrades’ work because duh.
But basically they kicked out 80% of the UJC National Committee, which were elected in the UJC congress (separate from party’s, better ofc)
The publix positions against the congress in the yourh have only come from some youth bootlickers up top, and we know them well. A couple of people who actually do work have sided with the CC, but very few in the grand scheme of things.
In my state the support for the XVII Extraordinary Congress frm the youth is unanimous, and that’s way over 100 people. Many party cells are starting to come forward now that the purges have reached the base level of militants.
To organize the congress we’re electing provisional committees to actually get things working per state/region and the debate tribune has been opened to the public by some of the comrades that have been kicked out, it’s all public and is curated by a provisional committee
https://emdefesadocomunismo.com.br/tag/tribuna-debates/
FYI, in the XVI Congress the debate tribunes werw only open to national delegates and went unused by the revisionists. In that congress we instituted a permanent tribune and it hasn’t gotten off the ground in over a year and a half. In the space of two weeks the PCB-RR one is working full steam, with multiple articles a day
We will follow regular congress structure afaik after we elect our provisional regional committees
We could take this over to !brasil@lemmygrad.ml, but I’m very interested in your “boots on ground” perspectives of what’s going on internally. For instance, are there internal polls over that figure? Or what is the current plan regarding the congress? It’s a bit difficult to get a proper picture of it between the very official notes on the RR website and the hard-to-verify rumours being thrown around on xtwitter/mastodon, for me as a party outsider. Since I assume most Brazilians here are from or related to the PCB, it might be a good starting point for newbies like me.
I won’t disclose much about my (actual) comrades’ work because duh.
But basically they kicked out 80% of the UJC National Committee, which were elected in the UJC congress (separate from party’s, better ofc)
The publix positions against the congress in the yourh have only come from some youth bootlickers up top, and we know them well. A couple of people who actually do work have sided with the CC, but very few in the grand scheme of things.
In my state the support for the XVII Extraordinary Congress frm the youth is unanimous, and that’s way over 100 people. Many party cells are starting to come forward now that the purges have reached the base level of militants.
To organize the congress we’re electing provisional committees to actually get things working per state/region and the debate tribune has been opened to the public by some of the comrades that have been kicked out, it’s all public and is curated by a provisional committee https://emdefesadocomunismo.com.br/tag/tribuna-debates/
FYI, in the XVI Congress the debate tribunes werw only open to national delegates and went unused by the revisionists. In that congress we instituted a permanent tribune and it hasn’t gotten off the ground in over a year and a half. In the space of two weeks the PCB-RR one is working full steam, with multiple articles a day
We will follow regular congress structure afaik after we elect our provisional regional committees