List Of Registered Political Parties In Spain
Below are listed political parties registered at the Spanish Ministry of the Interior in 1976-2002. Note that:
- The Ministry does not appear to remove registrations if parties are dissolved or become dormant and a large number of the groups mentioned no longer exist today.
- In several cases the groups listed were electoral alliances formed to contest a specific election.
- In several cases, the registered parties are regional affiliates or branches of a nationwide party.
- Some of the organizations listed are not political parties per se. For example a handful of youth wings of political parties are listed.
- Parties are listed in the order by which they were registered.
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