Movement for the Confederation of the Communists
Movement for the Confederation of the Communists (in Italian: Movimento per la Confederazione dei Comunisti) was a political movement in Italy. MCC was founded in 1998, after a split from the Confederation of Self-organized Communists (Confederazione Comunisti/e Autorganizzati, CCA). MCC publishes Rosso XXI.
MCC joined the Communist Coordination (Coordinamento Comunista) in 2000.
In the 2001 Italian general election MCC contested the elections to the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies in Tuscany, under the candidature Comunismo. In the Chamber of Deputies election Comunismo got 5,244 of the proportional votes (0.2% of the votes in Tuscany). In the Senate election, Comunismo candidate Gentili Valerio got 1,103 votes (0.6%) in Constituency 6 of Tuscany.[1][permanent dead link]
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