Collectives of Young Communists - Communist Youth

Collectives of Young Communists - Communist Youth

("Joventut Comunista de Catalunya", JCC).

CJC-Joventut Comunista has its own publication, "Revolució", and holds a festival every year called "Festa Revolució".

It is divided in different sectors or federations, such as University, Young Woman, Youth and Work, and the territorial collectives. CJC-Joventut Comunista also has a federation for international brigadists, called Brigadists Movement ("Moviment de Brigadistes"), which organises travels of solidarity and cooperation in Cuba (brigade "Dolores Ibárruri"), Venezuela (brigade "Simón Bolívar"), and in the Sahara (brigade "Sahara Hora"). It maintains international contact with main communist or left-wing youth organizations of the world, and is member of the World Federation of Democratic Youth.

External links

* [http://www.joventutcomunista.org www.joventutcomunista.org]
* [http://www.movimentdebrigadistes.org www.movimentdebrigadistes.org]


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