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:''For other political parties with this name, see [[People's Party (disambiguation)]].''
 
:''For other political parties with this name, see [[People's Party (disambiguation)]].''
 
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| website = [https://www.pp.es/ pp.es]
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| leader = [[Mariano Rajoy]]
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| foundation = 1989
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| ideology = [[Conservatism]]
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| position = Centre-right
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| international = [[International Democrat Union]]
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The '''People's Party''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '''Partido Popular''') is a [[conservative]] political party in [[Spain]]. It is the successor of ''Alianza Popular'', which was a party of supporters of former leader [[Francisco Franco]]. The People's Party is a member of the [[European People's Party]] and the [[International Democrat Union]]. Current party leader is [[Mariano Rajoy]], who is also the prime minister of Spain.
 
The '''People's Party''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '''Partido Popular''') is a [[conservative]] political party in [[Spain]]. It is the successor of ''Alianza Popular'', which was a party of supporters of former leader [[Francisco Franco]]. The People's Party is a member of the [[European People's Party]] and the [[International Democrat Union]]. Current party leader is [[Mariano Rajoy]], who is also the prime minister of Spain.
 
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Revision as of 15:54, January 1, 2018

For other political parties with this name, see People's Party (disambiguation).
People's Party
Party leader Mariano Rajoy
Parliamentary leader
Founded 1989
Headquarters
Political ideology Conservatism
Political position Centre-right
International affiliation International Democrat Union
Color(s) blue
Website pp.es

The People's Party (Spanish: Partido Popular) is a conservative political party in Spain. It is the successor of Alianza Popular, which was a party of supporters of former leader Francisco Franco. The People's Party is a member of the European People's Party and the International Democrat Union. Current party leader is Mariano Rajoy, who is also the prime minister of Spain.

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