in 1970, kps / ml attempted to stir opposition and conflict within other left-wing domestic political parties. this was motivated by its adherence to the chinese theory of the three worlds. because the main enemy in its worldview were the two superpowers, with a clear emphasis on the russian social-imperialism, the kps / ml represented positions that can be consistently characterized as bourgeois-democratic: unity with its own bourgeoisie in defense of the national independence of the country, including military defense; support of trade unions in the struggle for economic betterment positions and basic democratic rights; advocacy of nuclear power as a factor of independence and as technological progress; and criticism of the party of labour as an agency of soviet interests—all this formally in continuation of the objective of realizing "red switzerland" and striving for the "dictatorship of the proletariat".