Popular Socialist Party of Mexico

People's Socialist Party of Mexico

Leader	Cuauhtémoc Amezcua Dromundo
Founded	1997
Headquarters	Mexico City, Mexico
Ideology	Communism, Marxism–Leninism
International affiliation	International Meeting of Communist and Workers' Parties International Communist Seminar

People's Socialist Party of Mexico (Spanish: Partido Popular Socialista de México, PPSM) is a Communist Party in Mexico, formed in 1997 after a split from the Popular Socialist Party (PPS).

Cuauhtémoc Amezcua Dromundo is the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the party, Juan Campos Vega is the Second Secretary. Other Central Committee members are Belisario Aguilar Olvera, Dolores del Carmen Chinas Salazar, Adrián García Enríquez, Martha Elvia García García, Luis Miranda Reséndiz, Mario Ochoa Vega, José Santos Cervantes, Jorge Tovar Montañés and José Santos Urbina.

The youth wing of PPSM is the Youth for Socialism (Jóvenes por el Socialismo). PPSM publishes Teoría y Práctica.

Ahead of the 2006 presidential election, PPSM declared that it would not support any candidate. The party is not recognized by the National Electoral Institute.

International relations

The PPSM is politically close to the Workers Party of Belgium (PTB), and participates in the annual international seminar hosted by WPB.

External links

Communist parties

Africa Algeria Egypt Lesotho Libya Madagascar Namibia Réunion Senegal South Africa South Sudan Sudan Swaziland Tunisia
Americas Argentina PCA PCCE PCRA Bolivia Brazil PCdoB PCB Canada CPoC MLPoC Chile PCCh PC(AP) Colombia Cuba Ecuador Mexico PC PPS PPSM Panama PPP PC(ml)P Paraguay Peru PCP PCdelP–PR Uruguay United States CPUSA WWP PSL RCPUSA Venezuela
Asia Bahrain Bangladesh CPB WPB Burma China (PRC) India CPI CPI(M) CPI(Mst) SUCI(C) MCPM Iran CPI Tudeh Iraq Israel Japan Jordan Kazakhstan CPK CPPK Kyrgyzstan Laos Lebanon Nepal CPN–UML CPN(M-C) CPN(M-L) NWPP CPN (United) CPN-M CPN (M) CPN CPN (Marxist) Pakistan Palestine Philippines CPP PKP-1930 Sri Lanka Syria SCP (Bakdash) SCP (Unified) Tajikistan Taiwan TCP CPRC Vietnam Former parties Cambodia KPK KPRP Indonesia Korea Malaya and Singapore Marxist–Leninist Revolutionary Faction Philippines Saudi Arabia Sarawak Taiwan Thailand
Europe Albania Armenia Austria KPÖ KI Azerbaijan Belarus (KPB) Belgium PvdA/PTB KP PC Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark DKP KPiD Estonia Finland France PCF PCOF Georgia Germany Greece ΚΚΕ ΚΟΕ ΑΚΟΑ Hungary Ireland CPI WPI Italy PRC PdCI PMLI Luxembourg Malta Moldova Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia CPRF RCWP-CPSU San Marino Slovakia Spain PCE PCC PCPE Sweden KP SKP Switzerland Turkey DHKP/C HTKP KDH/L KKP TKP MKP MLKP TDKP TKEP TKEP/L TKIP TKP/ML Ukraine United Kingdom CP RCG CPGB-ML NCPB CPS Former parties Albania Czechoslovakia East Germany Italy Netherlands Poland Romania Soviet Union Turkey United Kingdom West Germany Yugoslavia
Oceania Australia Communist Alliance CPA CPA(ML) Resistance Socialist Alliance New Zealand CL CPA OMU SPA Former parties Australia DSP RSP Victorian Socialist Party New Zealand CPNZ SUP WCL
Related topics Communism (history) Marxism–Leninism Democratic centralism

Official Site

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the 6/20/2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.