Left-Councilists

{{Infobox political party | name = Left-Councilist | native_name = Consyî a Gåtche / Consyî po Progrès | logo = | logo_size = 100px | caption = | colorcode = #E00C21 | abbreviation = CG | leader1_title = Spokespeople

| leader1_name =

• Catrene Burnot
• anonymous banonymous
• anonymous canonymous

| leader2_title = | leader2_name = | founder = Ritchåd Cougnî | founded = 1955 | split = | predecessor = | merged = | successor = | headquarters = | newspaper = Po nost avançmint | think_tank = | student_wing = | youth_wing = | womens_wing =

| ideology =

• Council communism
• Economic democracy
• Cougnîsm
• [[Wikipedia:Co-operative economics]}
• Progressivism
• Democratic socialism
• Environmentalism

|Co-operative economics]}

• Progressivism
• Democratic socialism
• Environmentalism

]]

The Left-Councilists, also known as the Progressive Left or Democratic Councilists, is a political faction of the All-Councilist Union (UCÔ). It competes with the more orthodox councilist and less progressive Right-Councilists primarily, with the Centrist Councilists inbetween the two. The Left-Councilists hold a majority of the party's seats, and since the 1970s, have typically been the most influential UCÔ bloc.

The Left-Councilists operate as a broadchurch of progressive socialist, neo-councilist and Cougnîst members who have relatively high autonomy over decisions, particularly locally. Its policy positions typically include party democratisation, economic democracy, co-operative economics, "open diplomacy" with Euclean neighbours, anti-corruption, decentralisation of power, gender equality, transgender rights and same-sex marriage.