Communist Countries

These 5 are “Communist Countries” with One Party Rule

China – Communist Party of China

Cuba – Communist Party of Cuba

Laos – Lao People's Revolutionary Party 

North Korea – Workers' Party of Korea

Vietnam – Communist Party of Vietnam

These 13 are ruled by a coalition that includes elected Communist Party Members

Bangladesh – Workers Party of Bangladesh

Belarus – Communist Party of Belarus

Czech Republic – Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia

Greece – Movement for the United in Action Left

Nepal – Nepal Communist Party

Palestine – Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Portugal – Portuguese Communist Party and Socialist Party.

Serbia – Communist Party

Spain – Communist Party and Socialist Workers’ Party.

South Africa – South African Communist Party

Syria – Syrian Communist Party

Uruguay – Communist Party of Uruguay

Venezuela – Communist Party of Venezuela

These 22 countries tried Communist rule for a time.

Afghanistan Peoples’ Party (1978–1992) 

Albania - Communist Party (1946–1992)

Angola Labour Party (1975–1992)

Benin  - Peoples’ Revolutionary Party (1975–1990)

Bulgaria – Communist Party (1946–1990)

Cambodia – Communist Party (1975–1979, 1979–1991)

Congo-Brazzaville – Party of Labour (1969–1992)

SR Croatia Social Democrat Party (1945–1990)

Czechoslovakia Communist Party (1948–1990)

Ethiopia – Workers’ Party (1974–1987), (1987–1991)

East Germany – Democratic Socialist Party (1949–1989)

Grenada ) – New Jewel Movement (1979–1983)

Hungary – Hungarian Communist Party, 1949-1989)

Mongolia (1924–1992) –  Peoples’ Party (1924-1992)

Mozambique Liberation Front (1975–1990)

Poland – Polish Workers’ Party (1944–1989)

Romania – Romanian Communist Party 1947-1989)

Somalia – Revolutionary Socialist Party (1969–1991)

Soviet Union – Communist Party USSR (1917-1991)

Turkmenistan – Communist Party (dissolved 1991

South Yemen – Yemeni Socialist Party (1967-1990)

Yugoslavia  - Communist Party (dissolved 1990)

Some of these countries have changed names. New names include Czech Republic, Russian Federation, Bosnia, Slovenia and Slovakia,

Communists now call themselves Social Democrats. In the US Communists and Socialists are called Democrats.

These 16 countries had Communists in their Parliaments and had Parliamentary majority or minority governments

Cyprus – Progressive Party of Working People (2008–2013)

Guyana – People's Progressive Party (1992–2015)

Moldova – Party of Communists (2001–2009)

Nepal – Communist Party (1994–1995, 2008–2013)

Austria – Communist Party (1945-1949)

Argentina – Communist Party of Argentina (2003–2015)

Brazil – Communist Party and Workers' Party (2003–2016)

Bulgaria – Communist Party and Coalition (2005–2009, 2013–2014)

Chile - Communist Party and Democratic Alliance (1937–1941, 1942–1946, 1970–1973, 2014–2018)

France - Communist Party and coalition (1981–1989; 1997–2002)

India - Communist Party and coalitions (1977–1980, 1989–1991, 1996–1998, 2004–2008)

Italy - Communist Party and coalition (1976–1979, 2006–2008)

Mali – Party of Labour and Alliance for Democracy (2005–2014)

Peru – Communist Party and coalition (2011–2016)  

San Marino – Communist Party and Socialist Party (1945–1957, 1978–1992)

Sri Lanka - Communist Party and coalition (1970–1975, 2004–2015)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_communist_parties

Comments

Everybody has Communist Parties and everybody has Communists masquerading under different names.  In the US, the Communists wrote the Bills for the US Congress and passed them to the Democrats to sponsor. The EU Bureaucracy has been packed with Communists.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader