Communist Party of Ukraine (English spelling) Komunistychna Patiya Ukrainy

Japanese: ウクライナ共産党 - ウクライナきょうさんとう（英語表記）Komunistychna Patiya Ukrainy

It was the ruling party in Ukraine during the Soviet era, and maintained its position as the largest party even after independence. After the declaration of independence in August 1991, it was forced to suspend its activities as a political party, but re-formed in May 1993, and registered again in October of the same year, on the condition that it give up its assets from the Soviet era. Even after reorganization, it continues to base its support on communist forces, and advocates social justice and communism for the people. It has taken the lead in the anti-capitalist and anti-nationalist cause, and in the first Verkhovna Rada elections held in March 1994, it became the largest party despite only winning a quarter of the seats. In February 1997, it agreed to cooperate with the Ukrainian Socialist Party and the Ukrainian Peasant Party, and in the general elections of March 1998, it maintained its position as the largest party, although it did not win a majority.

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Japanese:

旧ソ連邦時代のウクライナの支配政党で，独立後も第1党の地位を保つ。独立宣言後の 1991年8月，政党活動を停止させられるが 93年5月に再結成，同年 10月には旧ソ連邦時代の資産を放棄する条件で再び政党登録を行なった。再組織後も共産主義勢力を支持基盤として，社会正義と人民のための共産主義を掲げる。反資本主義と反民族主義の先頭に立ち，94年3月に行われた独立後初の最高会議選挙で4分の1の議席ながら第1党となった。 97年2月にはウクライナ社会党，ウクライナ農民党と選挙協力を組むことに合意，98年3月の総選挙では過半数には届かなかったものの第1党の座を保った。

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