Philosophy
The party display itself as an alternative to the moderate "revisionist" views of the Communist Party of Chile and other marxist organizations, usually calling them social-democrats and betrayers of classical Marxism-leninism. This criticism has since increased since the death of Gladys MarÃn and the Carmona-Teillier era, mostly due to their Concertación-Communist Party pact in the parliamentary elections, usually finding support in the far left and the non-parliamentary left.
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