Socialist Action Party (Spain)

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Socialist Action Party
Partido de Acción Socialista
LeaderAndrés Cuevas González
Luis Aurelio Sánchez
Rodolfo Llopis
Founded1972 (1972)
Dissolved2001
HeadquartersC/ Félix Boix 7, 6º-E (28036), Madrid
IdeologyDemocratic socialism
Republicanism
Federalism
Political positionLeft-wing
National affiliationUnited Left (1986–2001)
Union affiliationUGT (sector histórico)

Socialist Action Party (Spanish: Partido de Acción Socialista, PASOC) was a socialist political party in Spain, founded in 1972 as the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (historical sector).

History

The party was founded in 1972 as the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (historical sector) or PSOE(h), as a result of a split of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party. In 1977 the party changed its name to Socialist Party and in 1982 adopted its definitive name. In 1986 the party joined United Left, leaving the coalition in 2001 and disappearing soon after.

Prominent PASOC/PSOE(h) politicians

References

  1. ^ El Pasoc se proclama heredero de los ideales socialistas defendidos por Pablo Iglesias. El País 1990/05/28.
  2. ^ Los críticos del PASOC se constituirán en una corriente dentro de IU, ABC, 2001.
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