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* [[Lithuania]]: [[Homeland Union - Lithuanian Christian Democrats]] | * [[Lithuania]]: [[Homeland Union - Lithuanian Christian Democrats]] | ||
* [[Luxembourg]]: [[Christian Social People's Party]] | * [[Luxembourg]]: [[Christian Social People's Party]] | ||
| − | * [[Malta]]: [[Nationalist Party]] | + | * [[Malta]]: [[Nationalist Party (Malta)|Nationalist Party]] |
* [[Moldova]]: [[Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova]], [[Dignity and Truth Platform Party]] and [[Party of Action and Solidarity]] | * [[Moldova]]: [[Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova]], [[Dignity and Truth Platform Party]] and [[Party of Action and Solidarity]] | ||
* [[Netherlands]]: [[Christian Democratic Appeal]] | * [[Netherlands]]: [[Christian Democratic Appeal]] | ||
* [[Norway]]: [[Conservative Party (Norway)]] and [[Christian People's Party]] | * [[Norway]]: [[Conservative Party (Norway)]] and [[Christian People's Party]] | ||
* [[Poland]]: [[Civic Platform]] and [[Polish People's Party]] | * [[Poland]]: [[Civic Platform]] and [[Polish People's Party]] | ||
| − | * [[Portugal]]: [[Social Democratic Party]] and [[Democratic and Social Centre - People's Party]] | + | * [[Portugal]]: [[Social Democratic Party (Portugal)|Social Democratic Party]] and [[Democratic and Social Centre - People's Party]] |
* [[Romania]]: [[National Liberal Party]], [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]] and [[People's Movement Party]] | * [[Romania]]: [[National Liberal Party]], [[Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania]] and [[People's Movement Party]] | ||
* [[San Marino]]: [[Sammarinese Christian Democratic Party]] | * [[San Marino]]: [[Sammarinese Christian Democratic Party]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:45, August 24, 2018
The European People’s Party is a center-right democratic European political party. Since 1999 it has been the largest party in the European Parliament. It is led by Jean-Claude Juncker and is a regional partner of the International Democrat Union.[1] The party includes some conservative national parties such as Fidesz, but the pan-European party itself is dominated by establishment and globalist forces.
Member parties[2]
- Albania: Democratic Party of Albania
- Armenia: Republican Party of Armenia and Heritage Party
- Austria: Austrian People's Party
- Belarus: United Civic Party of Belarus and Belarusian Christian Democracy
- Belgium: Christian Democratic and Flemish and Humanist Democratic Centre
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Party of Democratic Action, Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Party of Democratic Progress and Croatian Democratic Union 1990
- Bulgaria: GERB, Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria, Bulgaria of the Citizens Movement and Union of Democratic Forces
- Croatia: Croatian Democratic Union and Croatian Peasant Party
- Cyprus: Democratic Rally of Cyprus
- Czech Republic: TOP 09 and The Christian and Democratic Union-Czech People's Party
- Denmark: Conservative People's Party and Christian Democrats
- Estonia: Pro Patria and Res Publica Union
- Finland: National Coalition Party and Christian Democrats
- Macedonia: Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization – Democratic Party for Macedonian National Unity
- France: The Republicans
- Republic of Georgia: United National Movement and European Georgia - Movement for Liberty
- Germany: Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union of Bavaria
- Greece: New Democracy
- Hungary: Fidesz and Christian Democratic People's Party
- Ireland: Fine Gael
- Italy: Forza Italia, South Tyrolean People's Party, Populars for Italy, Popular Alternative, Union of the Centre, Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party
- Kosovo: Democratic League of Kosovo
- Latvia: Unity (Latvia)
- Lebanon: Lebanese Forces and Lebanese Kataeb Party
- Lithuania: Homeland Union - Lithuanian Christian Democrats
- Luxembourg: Christian Social People's Party
- Malta: Nationalist Party
- Moldova: Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova, Dignity and Truth Platform Party and Party of Action and Solidarity
- Netherlands: Christian Democratic Appeal
- Norway: Conservative Party (Norway) and Christian People's Party
- Poland: Civic Platform and Polish People's Party
- Portugal: Social Democratic Party and Democratic and Social Centre - People's Party
- Romania: National Liberal Party, Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania and People's Movement Party
- San Marino: Sammarinese Christian Democratic Party
- Serbia: Alliance of Hungarians in Vojvodina and Serbian Progressive Party
- Slovakia: Christian Democratic Movement, Most–Híd and Party of the Hungarian Community
- Slovenia: Slovenian Democratic Party, Slovenian People's Party and New Slovenia
- Spain: People's Party
- Sweden: Moderate Party and Christian Democrats
- Switzerland: Christian Democratic People's Party
- Ukraine: Batkivshchyna and Petro Poroshenko Bloc "Solidarity"
References
- ↑ Members of the International Democrat Union]
- ↑ http://www.epp.eu/parties-and-partners/
