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Political collective in the country of portugal

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Ruptura Colective (Portuguese: Coletivo Ruptura), informally Ruptura, is a communist organization in Portugal. It has been active since September 2023 in Porto and Lisbon. Its stated goal is "the recovery of the Communist Program and the self-emancipation of the proletariat".^[1]

It was formed in September of 2023 in Porto^[2] but has expanded to Lisbon,^[3][4][5] as well as other cities in Portugal. It has taken part in a number of movements, such as the housing rights movement,^[6] the Palestinian solidarity movement,^[7][8] the queer movement,^[9] while at the same time organizing public communist reading clubs in major cities,^[10][11] and creating an online space for open debate in the Portuguese communist milieu.^[12] It has attracted a number of communists discontent with the Portuguese Communist Party and its youth wing.^[13]

Ruptura presents itself^[14] a communist collective that formed as a rejection of the status of communist movement in Portugal and its organizational and political bankruptcy.

Its points of unity are:

1. Ruthless critique of all that exists in order to recover the Communist Program;
2. Defense of the Dictatorship of the Proletariat;
3. Critical position regarding every past, present and future revolutionary projects;
4. Defense of the international character of the communist revolution;
5. Defense of communism as the emancipation of the human species through the self-abolition of the proletariat destroying private property, the family and the state;
6. Affirming the centrality of the sexual and gender abolition to the communist program;
7. Revolutionary defeatism in the face of inter-imperialist conflicts inherent to this stage - the superior stage of capitalism;
8. Recognition of the imperialist character of Portuguese capitalism;
9. Recognition of the relation between capitalism and the climate crisis, and the necessity of the revolutionary suppression of the first to solve the second;
10. Defense of the political independence of the proletariat against the interests of labor aristocracy, the petty bourgeoisie and remaining middle classes;
11. Right to critique and debate, within the established principles, as well as to public polemic;

It takes inspiration from communists such Marx, Engels and Lenin, as well as other theorists such as Francisco Martins Rodrigues.

Category:Marxism