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[[Die Linke]] (The Left) is a political party in Germany. They focus on uniting the left, and work towards a democratic and socially oriented, ecological, feminist and anti-patriarchal, open and pluralist, belligerent and tolerant, anti-fascist and anti-racist path, pursuing a consistent policy of peace. They are a part of the [[European Left]], as well as the social and peace movements.<ref>Die Linke, [http://die-linke.de/fileadmin/download/international/programmatic_points.pdf Key Programmatic Points], accessed 27 February 2009.</ref>
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Deutschen Partei [[Die Linke]] (''The Left'') is a political party in Germany. They focus on uniting the left, and work towards a democratic and socially oriented, ecological, feminist and anti-patriarchal, open and pluralist, belligerent and tolerant, anti-fascist and anti-racist path, pursuing a consistent policy of peace. They were formerly called [[Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus]], ''PDS'' from 1989 until 2007. They are a part of the [[European Left]], as well as the social and peace movements.<ref>Die Linke, [http://die-linke.de/fileadmin/download/international/programmatic_points.pdf Key Programmatic Points], accessed 27 February 2009.</ref>
  
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To see a list of MEPs from '''The Left''', [http://powerbase.info/index.php/Category:MEP_DE_LINKE click here].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 10:01, 16 April 2012

Deutschen Partei Die Linke (The Left) is a political party in Germany. They focus on uniting the left, and work towards a democratic and socially oriented, ecological, feminist and anti-patriarchal, open and pluralist, belligerent and tolerant, anti-fascist and anti-racist path, pursuing a consistent policy of peace. They were formerly called Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus, PDS from 1989 until 2007. They are a part of the European Left, as well as the social and peace movements.[1]

To see a list of MEPs from The Left, click here.

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Notes

  1. Die Linke, Key Programmatic Points, accessed 27 February 2009.