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Communist Party, Uruguay

Partido Comunista de Uruguay

Last modified: 2008-05-24 by francisco gregoric
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[Communist Party of Uruguay Flag]
by Francisco Gregoric, 17 Dec 2004
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Presentation

According to its website, the Partido Comunista de Uruguay (Communist Party of Uruguay) was founded on 21, September 1920.

In 1971 the PCU was one of the political parties (alongside the Socialist Party, the Christian Democratic Party and other small political parties) that founded the Frente Amplio coalition.
Francisco Gregoric, 17 Dec 2004


Flag

The Flag of the Communist Party of Uruguay is a red flag with yellow hammer and sickle in the canton. However, the party's flag does not have a star above the hammer and sickle like the U.S.S.R. flag had. The ratio of this Uruguayan Communist flag is 2:3 or something very close to that.

Pictures of different Uruguayan communist flags appear in the website of the PCU. However apparently there are different details in the hammer and sickle for one flag to another. Most flags appear to be hand-made.

Some flags of the Communist Party of Uruguay (two or three flags) were seen on TV during the celebrations of the Frente Amplio victory in the presidential elections of October 2004. Again the hammer and sickle in these flags looked hand-made.
Francisco Gregoric, 17 Dec 2004

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Unión de la Juventud Comunista Flag

[Communist Youth's Union of Uruguay]
by Francisco Gregoric, 17 Dec 2004

Unión de la Juventud Comunista (Communist Youth's Union) is a communist youth movement inside the Communist Party of Uruguay. Its flag is red with a yellow star that has red letters with the acronym of the group (UJC). This flag appears in the official party webpage.
Francisco Gregoric, 17 Dec 2004

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