National Solidarity Party (Peru)

National Solidarity Party Partido Solidaridad Nacional

President	Luis Castañeda Lossio
Secretary-General	José Luna Gálvez
Founded	1999 (1999)
Headquarters	Lima, Peru
Ideology	Liberal conservatism Conservatism Liberalism
Political position	Centre-right
Seats in Congress	8 / 130
Website
solidaridadnacional.pe
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National Solidarity Party (Spanish: Partido Solidaridad Nacional) is a Peruvian political party. It was formed for the 2000 presidential election to support the candidacy of Luis Castañeda Lossio, then director of the Institute for Social security and former member of the Popular Action party.^[1] During the 2006 legislative elections the party was part of the Unidad Nacional coalition. Since the 2011 election, it has been part of the National Solidarity Alliance, led by Luis Castañeda.

References

↑ Levitsky, Steven; Cameron, Maxwell A. (2009), "Democracy Without Parties? Political Parties and Regime Changes in Fujimori's Peru", Latin American Democratic Transformations: Institutions, Actors, Processes (John Wiley & Sons), p. 346

Political parties in Peru

Parties	Peru Wins (Peruvian Nationalist Party - Socialist Party - Peruvian Communist Party - Revolutionary Socialist Party) Force 2011 Possible Peru Alliance for the Great Change (Christian People's Party - Alliance for Progress - National Restoration - Peruvian Humanist Party) National Solidarity American Popular Revolutionary Alliance Popular Action We Are Peru Change 90 National Renewal Union for Peru Independent Moralizing Front With Force Peru Party for Social Democracy Andean Renaissance Sí Cumple Communist Party of Peru - Red Fatherland

Active coalitions	Peru Wins Alliance for the Great Change Possible Peru Alliance National Solidarity Alliance

Former coalitions	National Unity Center Front Alliance for the Future Broad Left Front Decentralization Coalition FREDEMO (1990) National Democratic Front (1945)

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