Revolutionary Communist Party (Belgium)

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Revolutionary Communist Party (Parti Communiste Revolutionnaire) was a Maoist-oriented communist party in Belgium. PCR published L’Exploité (The Exploited).

In 1982 PCR signed a manifest for “an independent, progressive and democratic Wallonia” together with PCBML and Pour le Socialisme.

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