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Facts about CPF

29.10.2013 - 13:45
(updated: 24.02.2021 - 11:55)

updated 24.2.2021

The Communist Party of Finland was founded on the 29th of August 1918.

The CPF was re-enrolled to political parties' register on February 1997 after having been split and suffered from bankruptcy and after the Left Alliance joined the government together with the conservative party and abandoned the right of communist to be members of the Alliance.

There are 2 500 members in the CP of Finland, 14 disricts and over 100 basic organizations. The CPF has representative in Nokia city council.

The website of the CPF http://www.skp.fi and there are materials in english, too, on website www.skp.fi/english. Tel 3589 - 7743 8150 and fax 3589 - 7734 8160. Address: Viljatie 4 B 3. kerros, 00700 Helsinki, Finland.

Chairman of the CPF is Juha-Pekka Väisänen, vice chairpersonsMervi Grönfors and Liisa Taskinen and general secretary Tiina Sandberg

The organ on the CPF is weekly publication "Tiedonantaja", editor in chief Petra Packalén. The website of "Tiedonantaja" http://www.tiedonantaja.fi. Tel 3589 - 7743 810.

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Piirretty Kuuban lippu vasemmalla ja oikealla englanninkielinen kauppasaarron vastainen teksti "Drop the Blockade".
Emergency in Cuba – Embargo is suffocating the Cuban people
SKP:n poliittinen toimikunta
Communist Party of Finland expresses its full support for the people of Cuba, who are struggling amidst power outages and damage of the Hurricane Oscar. The challenges Cuba faces, such as the collapse of the power grid, food shortages, and the scarcity of medicine and fuel, are the result of the unjust trade embargo maintained by the United States.
Paremman työajan aloitteen kuvituskuva, jossa piirrettynä eri töitä ja ammattilaisia kellotaulukuvioon, kuvan vieressä tekstit "Parempi työaika - Suomen kommunistinen puolue".
CPF's initiative is better working time - more well-being and jobs
Suomen kommunistinen puolue
One of the key initiatives of Communist Party of Finland is better working hours, specifically the general transition to a 6-hour working day and a 30-hour working week without reducing wages. The party's legislative proposal on this topic has now been updated to reflect current times, incorporating many new experiences and justifications. Better working time surpasses current working time legislation in all respects. Read why!
People with banderols eg. No USA military bases
US bases will bring problems, not security
Suomen kommunistinen puolue
The most dramatic aspect concerning Finland's sovereignty in the Defence Cooperation Agreement (DCA) is that troops and weapons systems will be brought here whose use will be decided by the US and, if it so wishes, exclusively by the US, says Yrjö Hakanen chair of the Helsinki district committee of the CPF.