Marxist-Leninist-Maoist-Centre
"I don't really know how to describe my politics, I guess I'm just kind of a centrist."
centered between the revisionist on the right and the ultras on the left
There are 40 vanguard parties.
We're gonna found the ultimate revolutionary vanguard party to unite all vanguard parties!
There are 41 vanguard parties.
One of the only countries in the area to legalize gay marriage in big part due to these 1000 communist parties including the liberal-maoists
One of the bigger maoist parties that’s been in control basically got in control and takes part in liberal democracy, which to be fair is definitely a step up from not having them there and the monarchy which was there until 2008
https://www.reuters.com/article/nepal-politics-idINKCN1II2CP
liberal-maoists
Yeah, I'm a liberal-patriotic-maoist-socialist-transsupremacist-tradcath-leftcom, myself
Stuff like United Marxist makes me thing of people going to church to be read the good word of Karl.
Are you the Communist Party of Nepal - Maoist?
Fuck off! The Communist Party of Nepal - Maoist. We're the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (2014)! Communist Party of Nepal - Maoist, come on
The story of some of these is actually pretty funny
So basically in 2017 the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) and the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) together won the elections by a landslide, and a year later in 2018 they decided to merge their parties into one party called the Nepal Communist Party, so they did that and merged. However, in 2021 the Supreme Court decided the merger was invalid because the name was already taken by a different party, so they split back into the two original parties. But that's not all, right after the Nepal Communist Party split back into the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) and the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist), the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) had some infighting and so some people decided to split off and form a third party, the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Socialist).
Edit: Oh I almost forgot, a fourth party showed up in 2022 when the Communist Party of Nepal (Unity National Campaign) also split from the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist)
Four at least three of those (and one that isn't listed), what happened was the two largest parties won a landslide together in the 2017 elections and decided to merge, but the Supreme Court ended up declaring it invalid because the name they chose was taken and then because of infighting it didn't just split back into two but into four pieces
Idk, but given the original unification was just after taking power, it's possible certain conflicts had already started to emerge and this gave them an opportunity to rise to the surface
It's complicated, but tbf not all of these are splits some of these are merging of parties and most of these parties no longer exist
They should get all the communist parties of Nepal together and have a party.
To be fair, India is far far larger and politics vary for every state.
Pleased to report the main wikipedia article has much less cancer. Lot of these parties eventually merged or shrunk out of existence, so they have 5 parliamentary parties and just a handful of little splits now. Most of the minor ones arent even recognized.
