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Classical and Combative Current (CCC)

Political movement, Argentina (1994)

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The Corriente Clasista y Combativa (or CCC) is an Argentine political and trade union group promoted by the Partido Comunista Revolucionario. It was formed after the Marcha Federal of 1994, which had been organized in opposition to the government of Carlos Menem. Although the CCC was officially formed in 1994, it is considered the heir of the Agrupaciones Clasistas 1.º de Mayo, which in the '70s had an important weight in the labor movement, leading the most important industrial union in the interior of the country, SMATA Córdoba, headed by René Salamanca, who was later detained and disappeared.

Text: Spanish Wikipedia, machine translation, CC BY-SA 4.0. · Image: Jorge Gobbi (CC BY 2.0) ·

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