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Progressive Communists are the only alternative able to sway the neoliberal inhumane government
PCP's most recent congress has voted for the new National Secretary, as well as the decision to run in every local election race later this year
12 May 5685 (backdated)



"Progressive Communist Party is the party of the people, by the people and for the people" were the first words of the outgoing National Secretary Eidu Buni at the 59th Congress held in the Ambagašan's Expo Centre. "PCP has never let people down, and never will. And people see and respect it, by trusting us, by trusting our politicians and independent candidates, endorsed by PCP, because people know that progressive communists will always stand by their side", the National Secretary Buni continued. His speech would begin the three-day party's congress held in the second-largest coastal city of the Bei Province. The main theme of the 59th Congress was the presentation of local election candidates, the party's programme for the October vote, as well as the election of the new National Secretary to succeed Mr Buni, who had announced his retirement from politics earlier this year.

With little more than five months left before the upcoming county and provincial elections, the progressive communists have been proudly polling at 12%, which would be the record high result for the party if the election were held tomorrow. More than that, the number has been rising non-stop ever since the last national election in 5683, showing that people trust and support PCP, considering it a real alternative to the anti-people Democratic People's Party-led government, which prefers corporations over workers, profits over wages, constant hypocrisy and cynicism over empathy and truth. From the North to the South, from the East to the West, the progressive communists will be running across all the local councils, all the small downballot races to fill the gaps of the alternative vote, because voting matters, no matter how flawed the system may be. PCP's electoral programme, "Better Life Begins with You", approved by the Congress, promises better governance of our cities, of our towns, of our counties and more, because PCP has already proven itself as the major force for good, for people, workers, families, the elderly, and children. And the progressive communists will continue the work of standing by the people, even if they are not elected in the leading positions, but every place with PCP representation will have a force for good, a force for the people in every single county across the country.

And finally, on the 3rd and final day of the 59th Congress, a new, fresh and yet experienced face was elected as the new National Secretary of the Progressive Communist Party. Tana Duyar, 48, became the new leader of the progressive communists. Despite being just 48, Duyar has already managed to gain both local and national prominence, as she was elected mayor of the Dergasari County, in Irudai Province, just 15 years ago, leading the provincial capital to its growth, support for workers across the city and its suburbs, raising the minimum wage by 240%, and after her two five-year terms, Dergasari was recognised as one of the best cities to live in the whole nation. Later, she would become one of the 15 PCP members of the Yuan, becoming the party's parliamentary leader, leading a strong and vocal opposition to the anti-people DPP government in the chambers of the nation's most important legislative body. "I know that our cause is noble, I know that we, not just me, have the support of the people, and our task is not to disappoint them, but to be their voice in Yuan, in Gemun Metropolitan Assembly, in Niyalma County Council, in Dergasari County Council, in Muduri Provincial Assembly, all over the nation, be the voice of anger, concern, opposition, as well as be the force of change, wherever we are elected. Because it is we, the Progressive Communist Party, that is the real, the strongest, the fiercest and the only viable alternative to this government", said the new National Secretary Tana Duyar in her first speech in the new position.



Bara-no-kama-to-tsuchi (Katakana: 薔薇の鎌と槌, lit. Rose, Sickle and Hammer), also known as BKT, is a daily newspaper published by the Bianjie's Progressive Communist Party (PCP).