| Communist Party of the Pacific Common Workers' Party (1986-1988) | |
| Founded | 1 January 1989 |
| Ideology | Marxism-Leninism |
| Fiscal position | Far-Left |
| Social position | Right |
| General Secretary | Mikhail Borisniyev |
| First Secretary | Gennady Kursky |
| Members | 12,391 claimed |
| Headquarters | Ussuriysk, Pacifica |
| Official colors | Red |
| Seats in the - National Assembly - Council of Ministers | 32 of 272 (11.19%) 1 of 16 |
| Website | communists.pr |
The Communist Party of the Democratic Republic of the Pacific is the only major communist party in the country. Formed as the Common Workers' Party on 7 November 1986, it operated as the political wing to the Pan-Pacifican Revolutionary Movement and built relations with the Communist Party of the Soviet Union during the Patriotic War (1987-1989). Reformed as the Communist Party on 1 January 1989, its members mainly communists of the United Pacifican Left, in response to the formation of the fiscally center-right Democratic Party from the Progressives' Civil Libertarian Caucus in 1988. The majority of its members fought on the Soviet-Communist side in the Patriotic War. The paty won the controversal 1989 general elections, but its government soon collapsed following a series of many resignations. The leadership maintained authority in the National Assembly from 1989 to 1993, avoiding impeachments. Its government collapsed following the 1993 general electoins, ushering in a decade of Democratic rule.