Significats de partido popular en anglès

Most observers thought he was very unlikely to oust the conservative Partido Popular (PP).

At the time of writing, another councillor from the ruling Partido Popular has just been shot dead.

The right-wing Partido Popular (PP) government dispatched police from outside Catalonia to prevent voting taking place.

Madam, - Up to early last week, the ruling Partido Popular held a narrow lead in the Spanish polls.

In Spain, the overall majority of the conservative Partido Popular (PP) has collapsed but it remains the biggest party.

He has led a weak minority government since defeating the Partido Popular (PP) in a confidence motion a year ago.

ECONOMY Pablo Casado Partido Popular, PP - Approve a reduced fee for self-employed workers whose income does not exceed the minimum wage.

He resigned as party leader two years ago, after narrowly losing the 1996 election to Mr Jose Maria Aznar's centre-right Partido Popular.

The resultant surge of political instability boosted the unexpectedly strong performance of the right-wing Partido Popular, led by the highly experienced Mariano Rajoy.

These limits were converted into dogmas under the conservative Partido Popular (PP) from 1996 to 2004.

That anger grew when the PSOE was replaced by the right-wing Partido Popular, and deeper spending cuts critically damaged the country's social fabric.

Madam, - It is too easy to see the defeat of Spain's ruling Partido Popular as the direct result of Thursday's horrific bombings in Madrid.

A corruption scandal erupted in mid-January implicating senior members of the governing Partido Popular (PP) in an illegal payment network, including prime minister Mariano Rajoy.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo is the premier of the northwestern region of Galicia and one of the most visible faces in the conservative Partido Popular (PP).

Protesters stand outside police barriers during a demonstration near the headquarters of the ruling People's Party ( Partido Popular) in Madrid January 31, 2013.