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Unity of the People — Spain · founded 1998 | PoliticaHub

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Unity of the People

Party · Printed May 12, 2026 · politicahub.com/party/unity-of-the-people-es

Canarian political party

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1998

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Q: What ideology does Unity of the People follow?: A: Unity of the People is ideologically aligned with Liberalism, Social Democracy.
Q: When was Unity of the People founded?: A: Unity of the People was founded in 1998, about 28 years ago.
Q: Where does Unity of the People operate?: A: Unity of the People operates in Spain.

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Ideologically tied to Liberalism and Social Democracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ideology does Unity of the People follow?: Unity of the People is ideologically aligned with Liberalism, Social Democracy.
When was Unity of the People founded?: Unity of the People was founded in 1998, about 28 years ago.
Where does Unity of the People operate?: Unity of the People operates in Spain.

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Broad political tradition centered on individual rights, constitutional government, civil liberties, and equal citizenship. Liberal schools disagree about markets and welfare, but most share a commitment to rule of law, pluralism, and limits on arbitrary power.

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