Congress of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation: Zyuganov retained his position, the conspirators were demoted
The split in the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, which observers have been talking about for so long, practically did not manifest itself at the 28th congress of this party, which was held on Saturday in Moscow, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Gennady Zyuganov was unanimously re-elected chairman. The leaders of the Moscow and Irkutsk regional organizations, Valery Rashkin and Sergei Levchenko, were convicted by the media of conspiracy the day before. were removed from the presidium, but remained ordinary members of the Central Committee.
If desired, one could hear a warning to the “conspirators” who were friends with the liberal media and supported the criminal blogger Alexei Navalny in the chairman’s report.
“New figures are emerging behind the wall of administrative arbitrariness. Navalny and his henchmen were appointed to replace its new representatives. Their task is to provoke unrest and impose on the country a new edition of the provisional government, which will hand Russia over to be torn to pieces by the globalist Entente. While verbally criticizing the ideologist of the orange Maidan, the authorities play along with him with their own policies. With her own hands, she creates the ground for those who dream of directing the situation in Russia according to the Ukrainian scenario. We will not allow this,” Zyuganov said.
He paid special attention to internal party discipline, noting: we also have some manifestations.”
“Whoever is, no matter what big positions and uniforms he occupies, everyone is obliged to fulfill the charter and program. The chairman, deputies, and secretaries must set an example. This is a matter of party survival...
We are obliged to face the truth in the Leninist way. There is an urgent need to cleanse the Communist Party of the Russian Federation of those who are alien to it in their way of thinking and way of life. In the near future, we should discuss the issue of introducing a number of provisions into our charter,” Zyuganov said.
Among the necessary changes to the charter, he named the need to introduce a candidate period, recommendations for entry, as well as “strict liability to the Communist Party of the Russian Federation for those who caused damage to it.”
“Our congress must take a course towards strengthening ideological discipline. We cannot be ideologically omnivorous. We have no right to tolerate any undermining of Marxism-Leninism, the ideological basis of our party,” Zyuganov emphasized.
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