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From: "Viktor V. Bourenkov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [MLL]A brief report on the 10th Congress of RCWP


>     On October 20—22, the Tenth Congress of Russian
> Communist Workers’ Party took place in Cheliabinsk, Urals.
>     Central Committee’s report on Political situation and on the
> tasks of the party was welcomed by delegates and participants. In
> particular, it noted that
>
>     “Uninterrupted crisis of capitalist economic system in
> Russia, as well in other CIS countries, has been forcing the ruling
> class to abolish even the limited bourgeois freedoms and
> parliamentary principles for the sake of staying at power.”
>     “By interpreting the Constitution of Russian Federation
> without encumbrance, by violating human rights, Putin’s régime is
> setting up a structure of ABSOLUTE PRESIDENTIAL POWER
> with quite a specific composition of cadres.”
>     “Harsher labour code and severe laws regarding political
> parties and elections are in preparation.”
>
>     The delegates came up with the task of converting all
> independent workers’ organisations to the positions of struggle for
> the basic class interests — the working people’s power and
> socialism.
>     Whilst helping to build the workers’ trade union
> “Zashchita”, the party branches are to campaign for the unity of
> trade unions’ actions, and to agitate the ordinary members of the
> official Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia, FNPR,
> to change to the positions of class-based trade unions.
>     In light deepening problems in Russian agriculture, the
> Congress instructed the party to intensify the work amongst the
> peasants.
>     Particular attention was paid to working amongst the youth,
> and the next Plenum will be devoted to this question. New
> opportunities for closer relations with the Revolutionary Young
> Communist League, RKSM(b), have been found. Its leader,
> comrade Oleg Aleksejev has been accepted to the Central
> Committee of RCWP as a candidate member.
>     The Congress identified the necessity to oppose to
> absolutism, which aims to restrict bourgeois democracy, and has
> drawn up a specific measures to prepare the party to work in more
> complex and repressive conditions, which are to be expected with
> Putin’s political system tending to fascism.
>     The party’s profile largely depends on the condition of its
> official organ, the newspaper “Trudovaja Rossija” (“Working
> people’s Russia”). The Congress encouraged party members to
> raise more funds for the newspaper and to contribute with local
> reports. The resolution on the party press sets the task to improve
> its contents and to make it more easily available to workers in other
> CIS countries.
>     There was a clear indication that the Party enjoys an
> authority in the labour movement world-wide. Fraternal and
> friendly parties from over 20 countries sent their messages to greet
> the Russian Communist Workers’ Party on the occasion of its 10th
> Congress.
>     A programme was passed to outline the next steps in the
> process of the unification of communist forces in Russia and the
> rest of Soviet territory.
>     Comrade Viktor Tiulkin was re-elected to the position of the
> First Secretary of the Central Committee.
>
>         Viktor Bourenkov (based on official press release).
>
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