Primeiro Comando da Capital

The Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC; lit. 'Capital's First Command', Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation: [pɾiˈmejɾu koˈmɐ̃du da kapiˈtaw]), also referred to as 15.3.3 (abbreviated 15 or Quinze (lit. 'Fifteen')) or simply as Partido (lit. 'Party'), is a Brazilian organized crime syndicate. According to a 2023 The Economist report, the PCC is Latin America's biggest drug gang, with a membership of 40,000 lifetime members plus 60,000 "contractors". Its name refers to the São Paulo state capital, the city of São Paulo.

The group is based in the state of São Paulo and is active throughout Brazil, South America, West Africa and Europe. An international expansion fueled by the cocaine trade made the PCC establish a profitable partnership with the Italian 'Ndrangheta and, as of 2023, run over 50% of Brazil's drug exports to Europe. Through the cocaine trade routes to Europe, the PCC also established itself as a central player in the West African cocaine trade, with its members being able to exert control over neighbourhoods in cities such as Lagos and Abuja. According to a leaked Portuguese intelligence report, the group also has around 1,000 associates in Lisbon.