"Shamefaced Crocians" was a phrase used to describe some of this group's members who had been disillusioned by the Action Party.
"Shamefaced Crocians" was a phrase used to describe some of this group's members who had been disillusioned by the Action Party. The 1973 Chilean coup prompted the "historic compromise" between them and their country's ruling party. That compromise was initiated by a leader who with Georges Marchais and Santiago Carillo tried to distance themselves from the Soviet Union through the Eurocommunist movement. Another leader encouraged workers to support national, and not "self-styled class" interests in a speech delivered in Salerno. One of this group's founders argued the working class needed to achieve cultural hegemony before political in works published as his Prison Notebooks. For 10 points, name this political party that split from the Socialists under Antonio Gramsci.
"Shamefaced Crocians" was a phrase used to describe some of this group's members who had been disillusioned by the Action Party.
{Italian Communist} Party (or {PCI}; or Partito {Comunista Italiano})