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Revision as of 10:15, 1 November 2012

The Union of Communist Parties – Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Russian: Союз коммунистических партий – Коммунистической партии Советского союза; СКП–КПСС; UPC–CPSU) is a group of communist parties in the former Soviet Union established in 1993.

Gennady Zyuganov is the organization's chairman, replacing previous chairman Oleg Shenin in 2001 (who split off a part of the UCP–CPSU as the "Communist Party of the Soviet Union").

Mitglieder

State Party Election Lower house Upper house Leader
 Abkhazia Communist Party of Abkhazia 2012 election
0 / 35
 — Shamba Lev
 Armenien Armenian Communist Party 2012 election
0 / 131
 — Ruben Tovmasyan
 Aserbaidschan Azerbaijan Communist Party 2010 election
0 / 125
 — Rauf Gurbanov
 Weißrussland Communist Party of Belarus 2012 election
3 / 110
 — Tatsyana Holubeva
 Estland Communist Party of Estonia Banned by the authorities Vacant
 Georgien United Communist Party of Georgia 2012 election
0 / 150
 — Nugzar Avaliani
 Kasachstan Communist People's Party of Kazakhstan 2012 election
7 / 108
 — Vladislav Kossarev
 Kirgisistan Party of Communists of Kyrgyzstan 2010 election
0 / 120
 — Ishak Masaliev
 Lettland Communist Party of Latvia Banned by the authorities Underground
 Litauen Communist Party of Lithuania Underground
 Moldawien Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova 2010 election
35 / 101
 — Vladimir Voronin
 Russland Communist Party of the Russian Federation 2011 election
92 / 450
 — Gennady Zyuganov
 South Ossetia Communist Party of South Ossetia 2009 election
8 / 34
 — Stanislav Kochiev
 Tadschikistan Communist Party of Tajikistan 2010 election
2 / 63
 — Shodi Shabdolov
 Transnistria Pridnestrovie Communist Party 2010 election
1 / 43
 — Oleg Khorzhan
 Turkmenistan Communist Party of Turkmenistan Banned by the authorities Serdar Rakhimov
 Ukraine Communist Party of Ukraine 2012 election
32 / 450
 — Petro Symonenko
 Usbekistan Communist Party of Uzbekistan 2009–2010 election
0 / 135
0 / 100
 Kakhramon Makhmudov

See also

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