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Bamanese Working People's Party

Bamanese Working People's Party


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Motto: Cayin faba, proletaar!
(Be victorious, proletarians!)



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Party members: 432,548,259 (increase)


Headquarters: Sienlieng Central
Largest operating cadrehouse: Palace of the Revolution, Sienlieng Central Town


Party Leadership: Jointly elected (Democratic Centralist)
- First Secretary: Mahandar Rajagarno
- Convener: Sangkhai Menhlam
- President of the Politburo: Rajsena Wrejragarno


Presence in Legislature:
- AoR: 673/898
- AoN: 549/780


Establishment: June 15th, 2022


Ideology: Pan-leftism
Revolutionary Socialism
Marxism-Leninism (factions)
Communism


Merger of: Bamanese Communist Party (PCRB+ACM+UDAB+LRP+PSB)
Bamanese Social-Democratic Party (MES+USDS+FDF)


Political Wings
Youth: Young Revolutionaries (YUPH)
Labour: Worker's Revolutionary Front (FRT/CMPHF)
Women: Women Revolutionaries (NRPH)


International Affiliation:International Meeting of Communist Parties, Comintern
National Affiliation: Bamanese Popular Front (FPB/BPF)


Provincial Seats: 2544/3456


District Assemblies: 5889/7543


County Assemblies: 34568/49765


Sub-County Wards and Assemblies (Communities): 77543/81365


Bamanese Working People's Party
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The Bamanese Working People's Party (Bamanese:Bma'nai Cemajibidala, French: Parti des Travailleurs Bamanais, PTB) is the leading socialist vanguard party of Bamana. The party was founded in June 2022 as a step to unify all socialist and communist forces in the country united in the anti-fascist and anti-monarchist struggle. The party currently holds a solid majority in both chambers of the parliament (SAPD), as well as other levels of government throughout the country. It is the third largest party in the world in membership, with nearly 433 million members as per 2022, as well as the largest communist party.
The party adheres to LinkDemocratic Centralism, namely the electiveness of all party organs, as well as united adherence to final policy decisions, and is structured according to such. It follows the policy of LinkMass Line, effectively through extensive participation and spread of networks through the local communities. The party enjoys a high approval rating, often reaching 95-96%. Nearly 47% of the country directly affiliates with the party.

History
The party was founded after the PCRB, and other front parties merged to uphold the "mass unity" movement and the mass line, to unite the strengthen the left further in its anti-fascist and anti-monarchist struggle. The PCRB was founded in 1963 after the merger of the BKP and BSKHP/PDSB, both originating from the National Salvation Front (dissolved in 1961).
PCRB was led by Khampyang Pengyen for 20 years until 1983. The country oversaw recovery, reconstruction and unprecedented economic growth as well as political stabilization under the internationally condemned "Stalinist regime". Pengyen's government has been accused of following Stalinist lines and multiple human rights abuses under it, all refuted by him. The country's development under Pengyen has caused him to be considered a revered political figure in the country.
After Pengyen's death in 1983, the increasingly influential revisionist wing led by Risika Menrem took over, presiding over liberalization of the political system, offering more political freedoms and also liberalizing the economy, under the "New Economic Mechanism", starting through the Five-Year Plan adopted in 1985. Menrem's death in 1989 caused Stalinist Hugor Limbdan to take over, causing protests within the party as well as the front. Limbdan resigned in 1991, and revisionist Fredur Skyrid took over. The country saw a brief economic recession, as the party was rife in instability. Skyrid resigned after two years in 1993, and Limbdan took over again, this time welcomed by the people. Limbdan purged the party of its moderate elements, with Skyrid detained in 1995. He also changed the political system, leading to full mass control over the political system and revived the mass line, thus party membership skyrocketed. As much of the modern institutions are a result of his reforms, he is revered as the "Architect of the Republic".
Limbdan died in 2011, fueling the party's victory in the subsequent legislative elections, with Sangkhai Menhlam taking over. Menhlam moved the party towards more leftist, Marxist-Leninist positions and strengthened ties between The Communist Bloc and Bamana in response to the increasing hostility of the NATO towards Bamana. In 2021, Menhlam stepped down as Prime Minister as First Secretary Mahandar Rajagarno was elected in his place. Menhlam became the party's president in 2022, and fueled the merger that gave birth to the PTB, which is now led by Rajagarno as First Secretary. Rajagarno has pledged to adhere to Marxist-Leninist lines and the Khampyang Pengyen Thought.

Structure
The party is structured according to the national administrative levels, with the National Party Congress as the national governing body. The NPC convenes once every two years, and elects a Central Committee, which convenes twice each year. The regular convening is the Politburo elected by it, consisting of 11 members. The Politburo elects a President, Convener and the First Secretary. The 912 members of the NPC are elected by party members throughout the country. The party has provincial, district, county and community-level units, each having a congress and a central committee elected by it. Communities are involved in the public.

Election results

Year

Seats (AoR-out of 898)

Seats (AoN-out of 780)

Status

1971

711

532

Sole legal party

1976

654

542

Sole legal party

1981

619

533

Sole legal party

1986

643

528

Sole legal party

1991

634

520

Sole legal party

1996

633

519

Sole legal party

2001

618

510

Sole legal party

2006

597

513

Sole legal party

2011

616

523

Sole legal party

2016

638

538

Sole legal party

2021

673

549

Sole legal party

Party leaders

No.

Name

Tenure

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1

Khampyang Pengyen

1963-1983

2

Risika Menrem

1983-1989

3

Hugor Limbdan

1989-1991, 1993-2011

4

Fredur Skyrid

1991-1993

5

Sangkhai Menhlam

2011-2021

6

Mahandar Rajagarno

2021-Present

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