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The '''Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas''', (English: Communist Party of the Philippines,Abbreviated '''PKP'''), is a '''[[Political Parties in the Philippines#The Party Trees|Fifth Generation]]''' '''[[Party#Party Details|Far-Left]]''' '''[[Party|Political Party]]''' in {{FlagBall|Philippines}} '''[[Philippines|The Philippines]]'''. The party uses communist doctrines as its ideology. The original party was formed in February 2012 as the Movement for Military Rule. The party has not been part of any congress. It is currently the smallest political party in the country.
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The '''Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas''' (English: ''Communist Party of the Philippines''), abbreviated as '''PKP''', was a far-left [[Party|political party]] in the [[Philippines]]. It was the smallest political party in the country for most of its existence.
  
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==Origins==
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==History==
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{{Main|Political Parties in the Philippines}}
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===Boy Pick Up era===
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There have been numerous communist and socialist movements in the Philippines. The first party was the '''Communist Party - Philippines''' created by '''EZEX Lacroa''' from the '''National Filipinista Party''' in July 2009. They supported '''[[SyrkiusAFK]]''' in the August 2009 Presidential Elections, but lost. It lasted for two months after it was ended by September 2009 after the creation of the birth of the '''Filipino Labor Party'''.
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<p align="justify">The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas was founded on 16 July 2013 by [[Boy Pick Up]] after defeating {{eLink|profile|4521799|ePece}} in the July 2013 [[party elections|party election]]. It claimed to be the successor of the [[Filipino Communist Party]] as both parties share the same party tree, and founder Boy Pick Up was also the last general secretary of the FCP before its dissolution.</p>
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<p align="justify">The party endorsed incumbent [[Al Raposas]] in the August 2013 [[presidential elections|presidential election]]. Raposas was re-elected after defeating {{eLink|profile|5067398|agent of chaos}} with a margin of fifteen votes. In his fifth State of the Republic Address, Raposas announced a reshuffling of cabinet members which included reappointing Boy Pick Up from Minister of Defense to Minister of Culture.<ref>{{eLink|article|2303823|Age of R extended}}. ''Philippine Querier''. Published on 9 August 2013.</ref></p>
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<p align="justify">On the day of the August 2013 [[congress elections]], General Secretary [[Boy Pick Up]] announced that everyone who votes for the PKP shall receive 15 Q7 weapons and 15 Q5 food. He immediately denied possible allegations of bribery in the article, explaining that the supplies are for the benefit of Filipinos who were fighting in the war against [[Pakistan]]. The move went uncriticized, and the party won three seats in the [[47th Congress of the Philippines|47th Congress]].<ref>{{eLink|article|2310355|Vote for PKP! Free 15 Q7 Tank and 15 Q5 Food!}} ''Pick Up Sticks''. Published on 25 August 2013.</ref> Boy Pick Up was proclaimed as the 11th [[Congress of the Philippines#Leadership|Speaker of the House]] of the [[Congress of the Philippines]] on 1 September 2013 after being nominated by [[Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino]] Congressman [[Vincenzo Roque]].<ref>[https://ephilippines.forummotion.com/t3219-47th-congress-speaker-nomination-closed#40153 Inauguration of 11th House Speaker of the 47th Philippine Congress]. ''The Philippine Congress''. Published on 1 September 2013.</ref></p>
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<p align="justify">Boy Pick Up had a feud with KMP Congressman {{eLink|profile|7529158|Prince Mark}} over the latter's proposal of a 500-peso term salary for members of congress. Boy Pick Up, along with other lawmakers, saw this as an introduction of pork barrel and immediately opposed the proposal. Infuriated by the accusations made towards him, Prince Mark resigned as Member of Congress and [[Department of Foreign Affairs#Embassy|Ambassador]] of the Philippines to [[China]], accused Al Raposas and Boy Pick Up of greed and lack of transparency, moved to Pakistan where he vowed to take revenge.<ref>{{eLink|article|2312853|THE GREEDY OFFICIALS SHOULD LEAVE THEIR POSITION!}} ''The Global News Courier''. Published on 31 August 2013.</ref> Boy Pick Up saw this as an act of treason, and retaliated by publicly mocking Prince Mark in a news article,<ref>{{eLink|article|2313303|Prince of, Wait What?}} ''Pick Up Sticks''. Published on 1 September 2013.</ref> and filing a bill seeking to declare him [[List of people declared personae non gratae in the Philippines|persona non grata]].<ref>[https://ephilippines.forummotion.com/t3220-closed-cr-no-001-addition-of-prince-mark-to-personae-non-gratae-of-the-philippines CR No. 001 - Addition of Prince Mark to Personae Non-Gratae of the Philippines]. ''The Philippine Congress''. Published on 1 September 2013.</ref></p>
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<p align="justify">As general secretary, Boy Pick Up once again endorsed Al Raposas for a third consecutive term in the September 2013 presidential election. However, Raposas lost to returning candidate agent of chaos on [[experience points]] after the voting ended in a tie. Despite the administration change, Boy Pick Up retained his position in the cabinet as Minister of Culture.</p>
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<p align="justify">Originally a candidate for the October 2013 presidential election, Boy Pick Up ended his bid to support {{eLink|profile|6663339|BaZ III Glow in the Dark III}} of [[MAHARLIKA]], much to the dismay of Al Raposas who was in the middle of investigating the alleged corruption of the current administration. </p>
  
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Another communist party was created by '''Comrade Joe''' in May 2010, the '''Philippine Communist Party''' from the Filipino Labor Party, the party that was the Communist Party - Philippines before. The party endorsed Comrade Joe for the June 2010 Presidential Elections but lost. It was renamed weeks after.
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==Ideology==
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The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas
  
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{| class="wikitable"
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==Leadership==
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! style=background:red colspan=7 | <span style="color:white;">Former Communist Parties in the Philippines</span>
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The Partido ng Komunista ng Pilipinas was led by a [[Party president|general secretary]].
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===List of general secretaries===
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{| class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
 
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|-
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! style="background:white; width:3%" | Logo
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! width="5%" | No.
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! style="background:white; width:9%" | Name
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! width="15%" | Portrait
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! style="background:white; width:5%" | Start
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! width="25%" | Name
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! style="background:white; width:1%" | End
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! width="25%" | Took office
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! width="25%" | Left office
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! width="5%" | Term
 
|-
 
|-
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| align=center | [[File:Party-Communist Party - Philippines.jpg|55px]]
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| rowspan="7" | 1
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| align=center | '''Communist Party - Philippines'''
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| rowspan="7" | [[File:Citizen6180843.jpg|100px]]
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| align=center | '''July 2009'''
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| rowspan="7" | [[Boy Pick Up]]
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| align=center | '''September 2009'''
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| rowspan="7" | 16 July 2013
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| rowspan="7" | 15 February 2014
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| 1
 
|-
 
|-
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| align=center | [[File:Party-Philippine Communist Party.jpg|55px]]
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| 2
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| align=center | '''Philippine Communist Party'''
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| align=center | '''May 2010'''
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| align=center | '''June 2010'''
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|-
 
|-
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| align=center | [[File:Party-Filipino Communist Party.jpg|55px]]
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| 3
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| align=center | '''Filipino Communist Party'''
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|-
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| align=center | '''May 2012'''
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| 4
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| align=center | '''May 2013'''
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|-
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| 5
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|-
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| 6
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|-
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| 7
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|-
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| rowspan="2" | 2
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| rowspan="2" | [[File:Unknown_Person.jpg|100px]]
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| rowspan="2" | {{eLink|profile|1540196|Chiki_ns}}
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| rowspan="2" | 16 February 2014
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| rowspan="2" | 15 April 2014
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| 1
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|-
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| 2
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|-
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| rowspan="3" | 3
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| rowspan="3" | [[File:Unknown_Person.jpg|100px]]
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| rowspan="3" | {{eLink|profile|5997364|Kornjaca 52}}
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| rowspan="3" | 16 April 2014
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| rowspan="3" | 15 July 2014
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| 1
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|-
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| 2
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|-
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| 3
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|-
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| 4
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| [[File:Unknown_Person.jpg|100px]]
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| {{eLink|profile|5386888|Mothus}}
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| 16 July 2014
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| 15 August 2014
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| 1
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|-
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| 5
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| [[File:Unknown_Person.jpg|100px]]
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| {{eLink|profile|5997364|Kornjaca 52}}
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| 16 August 2014
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| 15 September 2014
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| 4
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| 6
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| [[File:Unknown_Person.jpg|100px]]
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| {{eLink|profile|8416901|Hrcak hamster}}
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| 16 September 2014
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| 15 October 2014
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| 1
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| rowspan="4" | 7
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| rowspan="4" | [[File:Unknown_Person.jpg|100px]]
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| rowspan="4" | {{eLink|profile|1375398|lNSlGHTZ}}
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| rowspan="4" | 16 October 2014
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| rowspan="4" | 15 February 2015<br><small>''Party dissolved''</small>
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| 1
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| 2
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|-
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| 3
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|-
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| 4
 
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==History==
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==Electoral performance==
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The party was formed after the Liberal Movement Party was renamed around May 2012. The party then grew with '''Aliana Almazan''', mother of '''[[Liana Paldrov]]''' being active members. On the June 2012 presidential elections, the party endorsed '''[[DrummerMike]]''' as their candidate, being supported by the '''[[Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino]]''' and the '''[[Democratic Party for Progress]]'''.
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===Presidential elections===
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In the second half of 2012, the party became a minor party under the '''[[Revolutionary Socialist Party]]'''. The party fielded '''[[Akatsuki Ousawa|Deniz Kerasus]]''' as their candidate for the December 2012 elections. He lost as he only garnered 3 votes. The party remained on hiatus in the first quarter of 2013.
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{| class="wikitable" width="50%" style="text-align:center;"
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|-
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! width="25%" | Election
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! width="25%" | Candidate
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! width="25%" | Votes
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! width="25%" | Outcome
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! colspan="4" | 2013
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|-
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| August 2013
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| colspan="3" style="background:#99FF99" | Supported [[Al Raposas]] ([[Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino|KMP]]) who won.
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| September 2013
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| colspan="3" style="background:#FF9999" | Supported [[Al Raposas]] ([[LAKAN-KBP]]) who lost.
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| October 2013
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| colspan="3" style="background:#99FF99" | Supported {{eLink|profile|6663339|BaZ III Glow in the Dark III}} ([[MAHARLIKA]]) who won.
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| November 2013
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| [[Boy Pick Up]]
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| 25 <small>(64.10%)</small>
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| style="background:#99FF99" | Won
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| December 2013
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| colspan="3" style="background:#99FF99" | Supported [[kb1992]] ({{eLink|party|3167|FRM}}) who won.
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! colspan="4" | 2014
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| January 2014
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| [[Boy Pick Up]]
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| 26 <small>(38.81%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
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| February 2014
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| [[Boy Pick Up]]
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| 22 <small>(30.99%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
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| March 2014
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| colspan="3" | Did not participate.
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| April 2014
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| colspan="3" | Did not participate.
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| May 2014
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| {{eLink|profile|5997364|Kornjaca 52}}
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| 7 <small>(12.50%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
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|-
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| June 2014
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| colspan="3" style="background:#99FF99" | Supported {{eLink|profile|4302196|Glamche}} ([[Philippine Guardians|PG]]) who won.
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| July 2014
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| {{eLink|profile|5997364|Kornjaca 52}}
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| 4 <small>(10.26%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
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|-
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| August 2014
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| {{eLink|profile|5386888|Mothus}}
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| 3 <small>(8.82%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
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|-
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| September 2014
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| colspan="3" | Did not participate.
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|-
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| October 2014
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| {{eLink|profile|8416901|Hrcak hamster}}
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| 8 <small>(29.63%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
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|-
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| November 2014
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| colspan="3" style="background:#99FF99" | Supported {{eLink|profile|1506868|de Medici}} ({{eLink|party|3425|IGP}}) who won.
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| December 2014
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| {{eLink|profile|1375398|lNSlGHTZ}}
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| 12 <small>(50.00%)</small>
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| style="background:#99FF99" | Won
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! colspan="4" | 2015
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| January 2015
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| {{eLink|profile|2497782|Manijak7}}
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| 19 <small>(50.00%)</small>
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| style="background:#99FF99" | Won
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| February 2015
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| colspan="3" style="background:#99FF99" | Supported {{eLink|profile|2554574|The Black Rider}} ([[Philippine Guardians|PG]]) who won.
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! style="background:white; width:9%" | President
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! style="background:white; width:5%" | Month
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! style="background:white; width:1%" | Votes
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! width="25%" | Wing
 
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! colspan="4" | 2013
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| align=center | '''[[Boy Pick Up]]'''
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| align=center | '''May'''
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| align=center | {{SkillLevel|align=center|1}}
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| align=center colspan=4| ''No Party President - Party Renamed To Philippines DI''
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| July 2013
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| colspan="3" style="background:#ECECEC" | ''No election was held.''
 
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| align=center | [[File:Citizen6180843.jpg|55px]]
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| [[47th Congress of the Philippines|August 2013]] || {{Congress Seats|3|26|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Steady}} || Minority
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| align=center | '''[[Boy Pick Up]]'''
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| align=center | '''July'''
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| align=center | {{SkillLevel|align=center|4}}
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| align=center | [[File:Citizen6180843.jpg|55px]]
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| September 2013
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| align=center | '''[[Boy Pick Up]]'''
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| colspan="3" style="background:#ECECEC" | ''No election was held.''
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| align=center | '''August'''
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| align=center | {{SkillLevel|align=center|2}}
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|-
 
|-
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| October 2013
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| colspan="3" style="background:#ECECEC" | ''No election was held.''
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|-
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| [[48th Congress of the Philippines|November 2013]]
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| colspan="3" | Did not participate.
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|-
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| [[49th Congress of the Philippines|December 2013]]
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| colspan="3" | Did not participate.
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|-
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! colspan="4" | 2014
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|-
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| [[50th Congress of the Philippines|January 2014]]
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| colspan="3" | Did not participate.
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| [[51st Congress of the Philippines|February 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|2|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 1 || Minority
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| [[52nd Congress of the Philippines|March 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|2|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Steady}} || Minority
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| [[53rd Congress of the Philippines|April 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|4|17|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Increase}} 2 || Minority
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| [[54th Congress of the Philippines|May 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|2|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 2 || Majority
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| [[55th Congress of the Philippines|June 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|1|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 1 || Minority
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| [[56th Congress of the Philippines|July 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|0|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 1 || ⁠—
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| August 2014
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| colspan="3" style="background:#ECECEC" | ''No election was held.''
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| [[57th Congress of the Philippines|September 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|0|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Steady}} || ⁠—
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|-
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| [[58th Congress of the Philippines|October 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|2|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Increase}} 2 || Majority
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| November 2014
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| colspan="3" style="background:#ECECEC" | ''No election was held.''
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| [[59th Congress of the Philippines|December 2014]] || {{Congress Seats|1|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 1 || Majority
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! colspan="4" | 2015
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|-
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| [[60th Congress of the Philippines|January 2015]] || {{Congress Seats|2|10|#FF0000|width=125}} || {{Increase}} 2 || Majority
 
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==Notable members==
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The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas produced three Philippine presidents who served in three terms.
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* [[Boy Pick Up]] <small>(54th President of the Philippines)</small>
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* {{eLink|profile|1375398|lNSlGHTZ}} <small>(67th President of the Philippines)</small>
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* {{eLink|profile|2497782|Manijak7}} <small>(68th President of the Philippines)</small>
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==References==
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{{Reflist}}

Latest revision as of 05:35, 28 August 2020

This is a historical party, for succeeding party: Bagumbayan-KBP

Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas

Party-Partido_Komunista_ng_Pilipinas.jpg
General Information
Country Flag-Philippines.jpg Philippines
Abbreviation PKP
Colors Red, white
       
Founded 16 July 2013
Dissolved 17 February 2015
Political
Congress Occupancy 0 /0 seats, 0%
Succeeds Filipino Communist Party
Succeeded By Bagumbayan-KBP
Orientation Far-Left
Ideology Authoritarian

The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas (English: Communist Party of the Philippines), abbreviated as PKP, was a far-left political party in the Philippines. It was the smallest political party in the country for most of its existence.

History

Boy Pick Up era

The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas was founded on 16 July 2013 by Boy Pick Up after defeating ePece in the July 2013 party election. It claimed to be the successor of the Filipino Communist Party as both parties share the same party tree, and founder Boy Pick Up was also the last general secretary of the FCP before its dissolution.

The party endorsed incumbent Al Raposas in the August 2013 presidential election. Raposas was re-elected after defeating agent of chaos with a margin of fifteen votes. In his fifth State of the Republic Address, Raposas announced a reshuffling of cabinet members which included reappointing Boy Pick Up from Minister of Defense to Minister of Culture.[1]

On the day of the August 2013 congress elections, General Secretary Boy Pick Up announced that everyone who votes for the PKP shall receive 15 Q7 weapons and 15 Q5 food. He immediately denied possible allegations of bribery in the article, explaining that the supplies are for the benefit of Filipinos who were fighting in the war against Pakistan. The move went uncriticized, and the party won three seats in the 47th Congress.[2] Boy Pick Up was proclaimed as the 11th Speaker of the House of the Congress of the Philippines on 1 September 2013 after being nominated by Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino Congressman Vincenzo Roque.[3]

Boy Pick Up had a feud with KMP Congressman Prince Mark over the latter's proposal of a 500-peso term salary for members of congress. Boy Pick Up, along with other lawmakers, saw this as an introduction of pork barrel and immediately opposed the proposal. Infuriated by the accusations made towards him, Prince Mark resigned as Member of Congress and Ambassador of the Philippines to China, accused Al Raposas and Boy Pick Up of greed and lack of transparency, moved to Pakistan where he vowed to take revenge.[4] Boy Pick Up saw this as an act of treason, and retaliated by publicly mocking Prince Mark in a news article,[5] and filing a bill seeking to declare him persona non grata.[6]

As general secretary, Boy Pick Up once again endorsed Al Raposas for a third consecutive term in the September 2013 presidential election. However, Raposas lost to returning candidate agent of chaos on experience points after the voting ended in a tie. Despite the administration change, Boy Pick Up retained his position in the cabinet as Minister of Culture.

Originally a candidate for the October 2013 presidential election, Boy Pick Up ended his bid to support BaZ III Glow in the Dark III of MAHARLIKA, much to the dismay of Al Raposas who was in the middle of investigating the alleged corruption of the current administration.

Ideology

The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas

Leadership

The Partido ng Komunista ng Pilipinas was led by a general secretary.

List of general secretaries

No. Portrait Name Took office Left office Term
1 Citizen6180843.jpg Boy Pick Up 16 July 2013 15 February 2014 1
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3
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2 Unknown Person.jpg Chiki_ns 16 February 2014 15 April 2014 1
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3 Unknown Person.jpg Kornjaca 52 16 April 2014 15 July 2014 1
2
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4 Unknown Person.jpg Mothus 16 July 2014 15 August 2014 1
5 Unknown Person.jpg Kornjaca 52 16 August 2014 15 September 2014 4
6 Unknown Person.jpg Hrcak hamster 16 September 2014 15 October 2014 1
7 Unknown Person.jpg lNSlGHTZ 16 October 2014 15 February 2015
Party dissolved 		1
2
3
4

Electoral performance

Presidential elections

Main article: Presidential elections in the Philippines
Election Candidate Votes Outcome
2013
August 2013 Supported Al Raposas (KMP) who won.
September 2013 Supported Al Raposas (LAKAN-KBP) who lost.
October 2013 Supported BaZ III Glow in the Dark III (MAHARLIKA) who won.
November 2013 Boy Pick Up 25 (64.10%) Won
December 2013 Supported kb1992 (FRM) who won.
2014
January 2014 Boy Pick Up 26 (38.81%) Lost
February 2014 Boy Pick Up 22 (30.99%) Lost
March 2014 Did not participate.
April 2014 Did not participate.
May 2014 Kornjaca 52 7 (12.50%) Lost
June 2014 Supported Glamche (PG) who won.
July 2014 Kornjaca 52 4 (10.26%) Lost
August 2014 Mothus 3 (8.82%) Lost
September 2014 Did not participate.
October 2014 Hrcak hamster 8 (29.63%) Lost
November 2014 Supported de Medici (IGP) who won.
December 2014 lNSlGHTZ 12 (50.00%) Won
2015
January 2015 Manijak7 19 (50.00%) Won
February 2015 Supported The Black Rider (PG) who won.

Congress elections

Main article: Congress of the Philippines
Election Seats won +/– Wing
2013
July 2013 No election was held.
August 2013
3 / 26
 ▬ Minority
September 2013 No election was held.
October 2013 No election was held.
November 2013 Did not participate.
December 2013 Did not participate.
2014
January 2014 Did not participate.
February 2014
2 / 10
 ▼ 1 Minority
March 2014
2 / 10
 ▬ Minority
April 2014
4 / 17
 ▲ 2 Minority
May 2014
2 / 10
 ▼ 2 Majority
June 2014
1 / 10
 ▼ 1 Minority
July 2014
0 / 10
 ▼ 1 ⁠—
August 2014 No election was held.
September 2014
0 / 10
 ▬ ⁠—
October 2014
2 / 10
 ▲ 2 Majority
November 2014 No election was held.
December 2014
1 / 10
 ▼ 1 Majority
2015
January 2015
2 / 10
 ▲ 2 Majority

Notable members

The Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas produced three Philippine presidents who served in three terms.

  • Boy Pick Up (54th President of the Philippines)
  • lNSlGHTZ (67th President of the Philippines)
  • Manijak7 (68th President of the Philippines)

References

  1. ↑ Age of R extended. Philippine Querier. Published on 9 August 2013.
  2. ↑ Vote for PKP! Free 15 Q7 Tank and 15 Q5 Food! Pick Up Sticks. Published on 25 August 2013.
  3. ↑ Inauguration of 11th House Speaker of the 47th Philippine Congress. The Philippine Congress. Published on 1 September 2013.
  4. ↑ THE GREEDY OFFICIALS SHOULD LEAVE THEIR POSITION! The Global News Courier. Published on 31 August 2013.
  5. ↑ Prince of, Wait What? Pick Up Sticks. Published on 1 September 2013.
  6. ↑ CR No. 001 - Addition of Prince Mark to Personae Non-Gratae of the Philippines. The Philippine Congress. Published on 1 September 2013.
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