Cantabrian Nationalist Council

Cantabrian Nationalist Council
Conceju Nacionaliegu Cántabru
Leader Raúl Huerta Fernández
Founded 1995 (1995)
Ideology Cantabrian nationalism
Left-wing nationalism
Socialism
Environmentalism
Political position Left-wing
International affiliation Europe of the Peoples
Trade union affiliation Intersindical Cántabra
Colors purple
Website
conceju.com
Politics of Cantabria

Cantabrian Nationalist Council (Cantabrian: Conceju Nacionaliegu Cántabru, CNC) is a political party with a nationalist and left-wing ideology. It was formed in Cantabria in 1995.

History

The Conceju Nacionaliegu Cántabru (CNC) is a nationalist political party of Cantabria. The CNC was founded in 1995 and held its first congress in 1996 at Torrelavega The first name of the party was Conceju Cantabrista (CoC, Cantabrist Council), an assembly-based nationalist and leftist Cantabrian political party, with its headquarters in Torrelavega. In 1998 the party changed the name to its current form. In 1999 they presented lists to the local elections, and won 1,149 votes in the municipalities of Santander, Barcena de Cicero and Bareyo. In the general elections of 2000 they won 2,103 votes. In 2001 the CNC announced a demonstration for the Day of Cantabria, but it was banned by the authorities. In the 2003 Cantabrian elections, the CNC obtained 1,670 votes in the regional elections and 1.131 in the local ones (presented lists in Santander (640 votes, 0.63%), Torrelavega (194 votes, 0.55%), Camargo (135 votes, 0.86%), Colindres (61 votes, 1.34%), Medio Cudeyo (12 votes, 0.28%), Comillas (32 votes, 1.79%), Barcena de Cicero (32 votes, 1.73%) and Alfoz of Lloredo (25 votes, 1.32%) and candidates in the concejos of Cicero, Hermosa and Zurita).[1]

Elections

Year Elections Votes % Seats Position
1999 Cantabrian parliamentary election, 1999 1.179 0,37% 0 7
2000 Spanish general election, 2000 2.103 0,63% 0 4
2003 Cantabrian parliamentary election, 2003 1.670 0,48% 0 6
2004 Spanish general election, 2004 1.431 0,39% 0 4.

References

  1. ↑ http://www.infoelectoral.mir.es/min/

External links

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