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The '''Bloc Québécois''' is a [[Socialism|socialist]] separatist party in [[Canada]] that only runs in the province of [[Quebec]] during elections. Using its seats won  Some people relate them to further the French Nationalist political agendas[[Front de libération du Québec]], which is responsible for over 200 bombings, kidnapping and the death of 5 people. Its Among them Pierre Laporte, a provincial equivalant minister and James Richard Cross, a British Ambassador. The FLQ is now history and was far apart the founding members of the bloc in the political spectrum.  The party was created after the failure of the Meech Lake Accord, a pan-canadian agreement on the recognition of Québec as a distinct society, according it a constitutional veto and other cultural rights. The treaty was signed in 1987 but did not pass the june 1990 Canadian referendum on the matter. Their first members of parliament were dissident french Canadian member of parliamant(MP) from the [[Parti QuébécoisConservative Party of Canada]]and the [[Liberal Party of Canada]] who left the federalist option after the failed Meech referendum.  It is currently lead by [[Gilles Duceppe]]. Some see it as a front for who was the first elected '''Bloc Québécois''' member of parliamant at the dormant [[Terrorist|Domestic TerroristCanadian House of Commons]] group in a partial election in august 1990.  At their first general election, in 1993, the Bloc elected 54 MPs out of 75 seats in Québec. As November 2009, they have 51 elected MPs at the Canadian parliament.  In Québec they run against the [[Front de libération du QuébecConservative Party of Canada]], which is responsible for over 200 bombings and the death and kidnapping [[Liberal Party of many people including politicians Canada]] and a British Ambassadorthe [[New Democratic Party]]. They are largely ignored by the rest of Canada, except maybe by the thousands of french speaking Canadians living outside of Quebec. It is now using its seats to further the French Nationalist political agendas. Its provincial equivalant is the [[Parti Québécois]].