Progressive Federation

Progressive Federation (in Spanish: Federación Progresista; FP) was a socialist, ecologist and pacifist political party in Spain. It was created in 1984 by a group of splitters of the Communist Party of Spain (PCE) led by Ramón Tamanes.

Progressive Federation

Federación Progresista
LeaderRamón Tamames
Founded1984 (1984)
Dissolved1988 (1988)
IdeologyDemocratic socialism
Ecologism
Pacifism
Progressivism
National affiliationUnited Left (1986-1987)
Union affiliationComisiones Obreras (CCOO)
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History

FE was officially registered in December 1984,[1] and in February 1985 the party launched its programmatic manifesto. The platform called for a green, red and white alternative for Spain. In July 1985 FP held its constituent congress, and the next year the party participated in the Anti-NATO Civic Platform. In 1986 FP joined United Left,[2] leaving the coalition in 1987.[3] In 1988 the party disappeared.

Ramón Tamanes was elected MP (in the lists of the United Left coalition) in the general elections of 1986.

Electoral performance

Cortes Generales
Election Leader Votes % # Seats Outcome Notes
Congress Senate
1986 Ramón Tamames 935,504 4.63 #5
1 / 350
0 / 208
 PSOE majority Within United Left
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References
  1. Federación Progresista, el nuevo partido que encabeza Tamames, será inscrito este mes.
  2. Los principales integrantes de la Plataforma de la Izquierda Unida ultiman hoy el acuerdo electoral.
  3. La Federación Progresista abandona Izquierda Unida.


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