… of his party despite … parties, the 2011 general election in Spain indicates that clichés contain
more than an element of truth. Certainly, the PP was not minded to take any risks: the party's …

… This article examines the shifts in European position of the Popular Party (PP) in the context
… stream of Spanish conservatism. It finds that the view of Spanish nationalism retaining …

… right in Spain into a governing party was the result … a party seeking office and then maintaining
power, the PP has faced similar problems of self-definition to the Spanish Socialist Party (…

… Spanish Popular Party (PP) in a decade in which, after 20 years in opposition, it reached
national government, ruling Spain … This period is characterized by a lack of fundamental party …

… Popular Party (Partido Popular (PP)) has acquired a reputation of a Spanish nationalist
party… state, whereas the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (Partido Socialista Obrero Español (…

… (Partido Popular – PP). On the one hand, Podemos (We Can), a left-wing … radically
changed the Spanish party system, which moved from a two-party system to a multi-party system. …

… Because the PSOE should have formed the bedrock of the Popular Front government …
consolidation of the Spanish Popular Front. The PSOE was the party of the Spanish working class …

… These left-wing popular candidacies were reproduced in most Spanish cities under the
name Ganemos (Let’s Win), although there was substantial variation across municipalities (for …

… Popular acted as a catalyst on Spain’s other political groups. Both represent two opposite
poles of the Spanish … Thus, the ‘Centrist’ Popular Party was launched a few days after Alianza …

… supportive of the economic policy pursued by the Popular Party government. In government
from 2004, Zapatero did little to improve Spain’s construction-based economic model, …