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| | Socialist Party (France) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | However, several well-known members of the Party, including Laurent Fabius, Henri Emmanuelli and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, asked the voters to vote "no" in the 29 May 2005 French referendum on the European Constitution, at which the proposed Constitution was rejected. | | | Socialist Prime Ministers during Mitterrand's presidency were Pierre Mauroy, Laurent Fabius, Michel Rocard, Edith Cresson and Pierre Bérégovoy. | | | Later in 2002 the Socialists were defeated by Chirac's allies in parliamentary elections. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Socialist_Party
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| | French ‘Non’ Threatens European Unity - Worldpress.org |
| | France’s mainstream political parties, the ruling Union for a Popular Movement (U.M.P.) and the opposition Socialist Party (P.S.), are both officially in favor of the new constitution. | | | France’s voters were also favorable to the constitutional treaty, by a margin of almost two to one, until just a month ago. | | | Socialist party leader Francois Hollande spoke earlier this month in Montlucon, France, at a meeting for those promoting the "No" vote in the upcoming 29 May French referendum on the European constitution. |
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| | Socialist party - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about Socialist party |
| | The party lost much of its support during the 1930s when the New Deal New Deal, in U.S. history, term for the domestic reform program of the administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt ; it was first used by Roosevelt in his speech accepting the Democratic party nomination for President in 1932. | | | In 1924 the Socialist party supported the Progressive party candidate for president, Robert La Follette Belle Case La Follette, 1859–1931, b. | | | In 1917 the party opposed the American entry into World War I, with a small faction of dissenting prowar members seceding from the party. |
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http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/Socialist+party
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| | French Socialist Party congress backs government repression |
| | The party had previously lent its support to the Gaullist government of President Jacques Chirac in the government’s efforts to repress the anti-police protests by youth that swept through France’s impoverished suburban ghettos. | | | The congress, attended by 4,500 people, of which 614 were delegates, was called in the wake of the devastating defeat of the Socialist Party’s joint campaign with Chirac and then-Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin in support of the European Union constitution. | | | The congress saw the three main factions—the majority, led by First Secretary François Hollande; the New Socialist Party (NSP) faction, led by Arnaud Montebourg, Vincent Peillon and Henri Emmanuelli; and the faction led by ex-prime minister Laurent Fabius—unite on a common programme seeking to project a left face to the electorate. |
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/2005/nov2005/spfr-n28.shtml
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| | France: Socialist Party feigns shock over collusion between Chirac camp and Le Pen |
| | Rising poverty and exploitation: France on the eve of the parliamentary elections | | | Polls suggest that the right-wing parties, including the Gaullist-led coalition, the Union for a Presidential Majority (UMP), could win between 392 and 427 seats in the new parliament, compared to the 245 seats they hold in the outgoing National Assembly. | | | Another obvious case of collusion between the official right camp and the neo-fascists involves Charles Millon, a former member of the Union for French Democracy (UDF), one of the parliamentary right-wing parties, and defense minister in the Alain Juppé government of the mid-1990s. |
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http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/jun2002/fran-j12.shtml
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| | Socialist Party in France Approves E.U. Constitution (washingtonpost.com) |
| | PARIS, Dec. 2 -- France's opposition Socialist Party voted in favor of the European Union's proposed constitution, party leaders announced Thursday, a victory for the party's moderate, pro-European wing. | | | Socialist Party in France Approves E.U. Constitution (washingtonpost.com) | | | Other countries are leaving the decision to national parliaments. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A29734-2004Dec2.html
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| | fuckfrance.com - A Comeback for France's Socialist Party? (711874) - Read article: |
| | SIX months ago, party hacks were urging François Hollande, the French Socialist leader, to roll up his sleeves and impose himself more. | | | Yet he is a member of parliament for rural Corrèze, President Jacques Chirac's heartland, and mayor of a town there, so he may be more attuned to the grass-roots than he seems. | | | Mr Hollande persuaded the electorate to vote tactically, robbing the hard left of support, and he kept the left broadly united. |
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http://www.fuckfrance.com/read.html?postid=711874&replies=0&page=1
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| | France and the Spanish Civil War |
| | It was the elementary duty of all socialists to back up the legally elected Republican Government of Spain. | | | This resulted in the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War on 17th July, 1936. | | | The principles of what might be called democratic law coincide in this respect with the undisputed rules of international law. |
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/SPfrance.htm
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| | The Socialist Crisis in France: Introduction |
| | It was written during the ''Millerand Crisis'' in the Second International, caused by the entry of Alexandre Millerand, the French socialisy, into the "cabinet of republican defense" formed by Waldeck-Rousseau in 1899. | | | The inclusion of Millerand in the cabinet - he took his seat alongside General Gallifet, the executioner of the Communards in 1871, who became minister of war - obviously had its utility, to the Third Republic if not to the Second International. | | | Against Dreyfus were ranged the Army, the Catholic clergy, the monarchists and the old aristocracy. |
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http://www.marxists.org/archive/luxemburg/1901/socialist-crisis-france/introduction.htm
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| | Chapter Twenty-Two, SOCIALISM AND THE WAR |
| | This larger anti-war Conference was attended by Socialist groups from Great Britain, Italy, Russia, Poland, the Baltic Provinces, and the Balkan States, while unofficially present were representatives of the Left Wings from France, Germany, Scandinavia, Holland, and Switzerland. | | | The War was a war of democracy against German absolutism; it was a war of republican principles against monarchy. | | | The size of the co-operative movement may be judged by the figures regarding the British co-operatives. |
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http://www.weisbord.org/conquest22.htm
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| | “Non” to a bosses’ Europe |
| | The kernel of this debate is the split within the Socialist Party around the question of the Constitutional Treaty. | | | We have the opinions polls, which tell us that the far right vote in France gets about 18 percent support, which is quite close to the 16.6 percent of the vote they got in the regional elections in 2004. | | | WHAT IS the overall political context for this referendum defeat and for the recent election setbacks suffered by British Prime Minister Tony Blair and German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder’s Social Democratic Party (SPD)? |
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http://www.socialistworker.org/2005-1/546/546_05_France.shtml
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| | BBC NEWS World Europe French party supports EU treaty |
| | Party leader Francois Hollande said 59% of members had approved the document in an internal vote. | | | The decision will be welcomed by many European governments which feared the Socialist Party could persuade French voters to reject the constitution. | | | Turnout was high with some 80% of the party's 120,000 members voting. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4057389.stm
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| | Socialist Party Australia |
| | He also disccused the politics and policies of the party, and talked about his time in prison during the Bin Tax struggle and his role in uncovering the GAMA scandal. | | | It was agreed that the following questions be put to potential candidates for Mayor to help illuminate the decision around next year's Mayor. | | | They’re all the same’, is heard more and more in every election. |
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http://www.socialistpartyaustralia.org/modules.php?name=News&pagenum=5
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| | KUTV: French Socialist Party Ousts No. 2 Leader |
| | Socialist lawmaker Jean-Luc Melenchon, who like Fabius opposed the constitution, called for the resignation of the entire party leadership — though he acknowledged that was unlikely. | | | He responded by firing Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin and naming former interior minister Dominique de Villepin to replace him. | | | At a party leadership conference, members voted to approve a new list of leaders that excluded Fabius and others who had urged a French "no" in the run-up to France's May 29 referendum on the charter, the result of which sparked a government shake-up last week. |
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http://kutv.com/topstories/topstories_story_155140003.html
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| | Report of the Socialist Party of Ireland |
| | Workers' Councils are formed in all small towns and during the general strikes of 1918-1919 and 1920 these councils have taken full control of food supplies and kindred matters, in some cases ordering the British police (an armed force) to be confined to barracks. | | | The policy of the general strike has been adopted by the Irish Labour Party and Trades Union Congress with great success on three occasions. | | | The first attempt at establishing a socialist party in Ireland was made by James Connolly on his return from Scotland to Dublin in 1896. |
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http://www.workersrepublic.org/Pages/Ireland/Communism/spireport1.html
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| | Socialist Party |
| | The main document discussed and voted on at the congress. | | | What we think: United mass action can defeat Blair's pensions plans | | | Local government: Vote 'yes' for a strike to defend pensions |
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| | Socialist parties: In France |
| | Split over support for the Fifth Republic in 1958, the party made a succession of alliances, unsuccessfully opposing the ruling Gaullists. | | | , was only narrowly defeated for the presidency in 1974, and in 1981, again with Communist support, he defeated Gaullist President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, then led his party to an assembly majority. | | | But, flanked by Communists on the left and conservative parties on the right, it gradually lost strength, although it frequently was the leading party in governing coalitions. |
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http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/history/A0861152.html
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| | Socialist Action |
| | In a decision that will likely stun the Pennsylvania legal establishment that has been trying to railroad death-row political prisoner and journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal to the execution chambers for 24 years, the U.S. Court of Appeals of the Third Circuit, reversed two critical Federal District Court rulings. | | | For three days we held firm in the face of vicious slurs from politicians and media, and threats of massive Taylor Law fines and even jail time. | | | In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, some Democratic Party politicians and even conservative newspapers like the New York Daily News were calling for a “new New Deal” to deal with the destruction wrought, and with the broader social problems exposed in its wake. |
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http://www.socialistaction.org
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| | DIRELAND: UNITY SUNDERED IN "NO" CAMP OF FRANCE'S SOCIALIST PARTY |
| | And, while Montebourg and his clan were opposed to ratification of the Constitution, they took no part in active campaigning against it out of "respect" for party discipline and the divided party's Yes position. | | | It's too soon to know the answer to that one -- but it will become much clearer as the party congress in November approaches. | | | Hollande is now indisputably safe and secure in his leadership of the party -- leaving him free to continue preparations to impose himself as the party's presidential candidate in 2007. |
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http://direland.typepad.com/direland/2005/06/unity_sundered_.html
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| | Socialist Party - Simple English Wikipedia |
| | Switzerland - Social Democratic Party of Switzerland (also known as the Swiss Socialist Party) | | | Puerto Rico - Socialist Party of Puerto Rico | | | United States - Socialist Party of America, Socialist Party USA |
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| | Guardian Unlimited Special reports EU constitution splits French Socialist party |
| | The debate has split the top ranks of the party, with the leader, Fran&, campaigning for a yes vote in direct opposition to his de-puty, the former prime minister Laurent Fabius. | | | The constitution, which requires the approval of all 25 EU member states, would then be worthless. | | | If the party's 120,000 members vote to reject the treaty on December 1, the result could swing the national vote to no in next year's ballot. |
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/france/story/0,11882,1360270,00.html
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| | Modern History Sourcebook: French Socialist Progam, 1905 |
| | From David Thomson, ed., France: Empire and Republic, 18501940 (New York Harper and Row, 1968), pp. | | | By its purpose, its ideal, by the means it adopts, the Socialist Party, while pursuing the achievement of the immediate reforms claimed by the working class, is not a party of reform but a party of class war and revolution. | | | Deputies, like all other selected members, must hold themselves at the disposition of the Party, to serve its action in the country, its general propaganda for organizing the proletariat, and the final ends of socialism |
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http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1905frenchsoc.html
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| | France's education workers strike against Socialist Party government |
| | He damned his hated Education Minister Claude Allegre with faint praise, thus launching a wave of speculation about his imminent removal from office. | | | Jospin's contempt for the 200,000 education personnel on the street that day, and his scorn for the education unions, was demonstrated by the paltry 1 billion francs earmarked for education. | | | France's education workers strike against Socialist Party government policies |
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| | France - dKosopedia |
| | Union for A Popular Movement - Major Right-wing Party | | | The Republic of France aoppears to have survived the Red State temper tantrum. | | | Anger in the United States among conservatives over the French refusal to follow the second Bush adminsitration into the quagmire erupted into calls to boycott French products. |
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| | border=1 cellpadding=5 - '''Name'''²'''Country'''²'''Region'''²'''Party'''²'''Group''' - [[Pasqualina Napoletano]]²[[Italy]]²[[European Parliament Election, 2004 (Italy)#SeatsCentral]]²[[Democratici di SinistraDS]]²PES - [[Hartmut Nassauer]]²[[Germany]]²[[Hesse]]²[[Christian-Democratic Union of GermanyCDU]]²EPP-ED - [[Mike Nattrass]]²[[United Kingdom]]²[[West Midlands (region)West Midlands]]²[[UK Independence PartyUKIP]]²[[IND/DEM]] - [[Robert Navarro]]²[[France]]²[[European Parliament Election, 2004 (France)#SeatsSud-Ouest]]²[[French Socialist PartyPS]]²PES - [[Pedro Miguel Neves Guerreiro]] | | | border=1 cellpadding=5 - '''Name'''²'''Country'''²'''Region'''²'''Party'''²'''Group''' - [[Feleknas Uca]]²[[Germany]]² ²[[Party of Democratic SocialismPDS]] ²[[EUL/NGL]] - [[Thomas Ulmer]]²[[Germany]]²[[Baden-Württemberg]] ²[[Christian-Democratic Union of GermanyCDU]]²EPP-ED } ===V=== { | | | border=1 cellpadding=5 - '''Name'''²'''Country'''²'''Region'''²'''Party'''²'''Group''' - [[Csaba Sándor Tabajdi]]²[[Hungary]]² ²[[Hungarian Socialist PartyMSZP]]²PES - [[Antonio Tajani]]²[[Italy]]²[[European Parliament Election, 2004 (Italy)#SeatsCentral]]²[[Forza ItaliaFI]]²EPP-ED - [[Hannu Takkula]]²[[Finland]]² ²[[Centre Party of FinlandKESK]]²[[ALDE]] - [[Charles Tannock]]²[[United Kingdom]]²[[London]]²[[Conservative Party (UK)Con]]²EPP-ED - [[Marc Tarabella]] |
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| | Pope John Paul II Rebuked By France's Socialist Party |
| | The Socialist Party statement said that the French right to abortion, in place since 1975, should be respected and condemned protests at a Paris hospital by antiabortion groups during the World Youth Days events this week. | | | The Socialist Party joined other abortion rights advocates who had singled out this item on the pope's agenda for criticism. | | | Church and state have been officially separate in France for more than 90 years, and the principle of laicism, or religious tolerance, is stoutly defended here even though most French citizens still describe themselves as Catholics. |
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| | Social Democratic Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina, SDP BiH | | | Socialist International, Maritime House, Old Town, Clapham, London, SW4 0JW, United Kingdom |
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| | France |
| | In other words, nearly 9 out of every 10 people in France do not support Le Pen and his policies, either because they support some other party or because they couldn't care which politicians are elected to preside over the operation of capitalism. | | | Although Le Pen increased his vote since the last time, the main reason for this result was the dispersal of the votes of the Left, two rival Trotskyist candidates together getting over 10 percent of the vote. | | | The real winner of the first round were the abstentionists who came first with 28 percent of the electorate, way ahead of Chirac (just under 20 percent of those who voted, but only 14 percent of the electorate). |
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| | Contact or Join the Socialist Party |
| | You don't have to be a United Kingdom resident to fill out this form. | | | Socialist Party, PO Box 24697, London, E11 1YD, UK | | | Being a Socialist Party member: What will it mean for you? |
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| | The Socialist Party Online - [CWI in Ireland] |
| | The Socialist Party is the only party in Ireland which fights for the interests of working class people against cuts, privatisation and falling living standards. | | | Irish Socialist Party Ireland Joe Higgins Clare Daly Mick Murphy Lisa Maher Mick Barry CWI Committee for a Worker's International James Connolly Lenin Trotsky Marx Engels Rosa Luxemburg Communist Manifesto Irish Socialist Party Ireland | | | The Socialist Party Online - [CWI in Ireland] |
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| | Trotskyist Parties and Organizations of the World |
| | Tendency aound the Argentinian Workers Party (Partido Oberero, PO) | | | (Convergences Révolutionnaires), France, Étincelle faction of Lutte Ouvrière and former Révolution! | | | Socialist Workers' Party (Partido Socialista de los Trabajadores, PST), Uruguay |
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| | Houghton Mifflin Textbook - Matching Exercises |
| | Austrian party founded by Karl Lueger, used anti-Semitism to gain support in Catholic Vienna |
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| | Socialist Party Archive - France |
| | France: Unions' Protests - How the Movement was Built from Below | | | Chirac& Proposed Ban on Students’ Headscarves Polarises Society - Socialists Oppose Right Wing Agenda |
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| | World Socialist Web Site |
| | This pamphlet brings together 20 articles and statements published by the World Socialist Web Site in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. | | | France: Epidémie de chikungunya sur l'île de La Réunion: une catastrophe « naturelle » | | | Tahitian parliamentary report: France covered up nuclear test fallout |
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