Galician Left

Galician Left
Esquerda Galega
Leader Camilo Nogueira
Founded 1 December 1980 (1980-12-01)
Dissolved 6 December 1984 (1984-24-06)
Ideology Galician nationalism
Left-wing nationalism
Democratic socialism
Ecologism
Pacifism
Parliament of Galicia (1981)
1 / 71
Local seats (1983)
22 / 4,033

Galician Left (EG, Esquerda Galega in Galician language) was a Galician nationalist and leftist political party of Galicia.

History

It was founded in December 1980 as a refoundation of the Galician Workers Party, integrating the majority of the members of the self-dissolved Galician Workers Party and members of the BN-PG, Galician Socialist Party, Communist Party of Galicia and the Communist Movement of Galicia. The party celebrated its First Congress[1] in March 1981, accepting the constitutional framework and the autonomous institutions as a valid framework to achieve the self-determination of Galicia.

In the Galician elections of 1981 EG obtained 33,497 votes (3.32%)[2] and a seat for its leader, Camilo Nogueira, who achieved great prominence in the Galician Parliament, although the party suffered a sharp setback in the 1982 general elections with only 22,310 votes (1.72%).

In 1984 the party merged with the Galician Socialist Party to create the Galician Socialist Party-Galician Left (PSG-EG).[3]

Elections

Election Votes Percentage Seats/Town councillors
Galician parliamentary election, 1981 33,497 3'32% 1
Spanish general election, 1982 22,310 1'72% 0
Spanish municipal elections, 1983 19,173 1.57% 22[4]

References

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