Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba

The Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba () is the highest decision-making body of the Cuban party-state.

Convocations Congress Duration(start—end) Delegates CC elected Central Report(presented by) Charter(amendments) PMR 1st Congress6 days1975 election 17 December–22 December 1975 3,116 ? FM–14 AM Fidel Castro Adopted — 2nd Congress4 days1979–1980 election17 December–20 December 1980 1,780 148 FM–? CM Fidel Castro Amendment — 3rd Congress4 days1985–1986 election 4 February– 7 February 1986 1,784 146 FM–79 AM Fidel Castro Amendment — 4th Congress5 days1990–1991 election 10 October–14 October 1991 1,772 225 Fidel Castro Amendment — 5th Congress4 days1996–1997 election 8 October–10 October 1997 1,500 150 Fidel Castro Amendment — 6th Congress4 days2010–2011 election 16 April–19 April 2011 997 115 Raúl Castro Amendment 800,000 7th Congress4 days2015–2016 election 16 April – 19 April 2016 995 142 Raúl Castro — 670,000 8th Congress4 days2020–2021 election 16 April – 19 April 2021 300 Raúl Castro Approved 700,000

References General Information on congresses, number of delegates, number of people elected to CCs, party membership, the individual who presented the Political Report and information on when the congress was convened can be found in these sources:

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