Editing Workers' Commissions (section)

==Internal currents==
There are 3 internal currents in CCOO:
* '''Confederal Majority''': sector linked to the latest confederal directions. Has a clear majority in 19 organizations: Citizen Services, Industry, Health, Trade and Hospitality, Financial and Administrative Services, Education, Textile and Chemical Industries; and territorial organizations of [[Cantabria]], [[Ceuta]], [[Basque Autonomous Community]], [[Navarra]], [[Catalonia]], [[Galiza]], [[Castilla y León]], [[Valencian Country]], [[Andalusia]], [[Extremadura]] and [[Región de Murcia]]. In the last Congress it was divided among supporters of [[José María Fidalgo]], prone to continuity, and [[Ignacio Fernández Toxo]], supporters of understanding with the opposition currents.
* '''[[Critical sector of CCOO]]''': current formed in 1996 by the left wing of CCOO and linked to the [[Communist Party of Spain]] (PCE). It was led by Agustín Moreno and supported by [[Marcelino Camacho]]. Currently its main spokesperson is Salce Elvira.<ref>{{cite web |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100925221138/http://www2.fct.ccoo.es/prensa/pivot/entry.php?id=33421&w=ccoo |title=Agustín Moreno, líder de los críticos, abandona la dirección de CC.OO. después de 30 años (europa press - 18.12.08) |location=Madrid |date=19 December 2008 |access-date=7 March 2019 |url=http://www2.fct.ccoo.es/prensa/pivot/entry.php?id=33421&w=ccoo |archive-date=25 September 2010 |language=es |first=Joan Carles |last=Gallego |work=Federación de Servicios a la Ciudadanía}}</ref> It has a majority in the Federation of Pensioners and Retirees, and in the territorial federations of [[Asturies]], the [[Balearic Islands]] and [[La Rioja (Spain)|La Rioja]].
* '''Confederal Alternative''': a split of the Confederal Majority, headed by former secretary of organization Rodolfo Benito. They have clear majority in the Federations of Construction and Wood, Agrifood, and in the regional unions of [[Madrid]], [[Aragón]], the [[Canary Islands]] and [[Melilla]]. They are known in the union as the ''rodolfos'' or ''benitos''.