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Nós–Unidade Popular
General Secretary	Carlos Morais [es]
Founded	2001
Dissolved	June 25, 2015 (2015-06-25)
Merger of	Primeira Linha and Assembleia da Mocidade Independentista
Headquarters	C/Quiroga Palácios 42. Santiago de Compostela
Newspaper	Voz Própria
Student wing	AGIR
Youth wing	BRIGA
Union affiliation	Confederación Intersindical Galega
Ideology	Galician nationalism Socialism Feminism Galician independence Reintegracionism
Political position	Left-wing
Website
www.nosgaliza.org (Archived)
Politics of Galicia Political parties

Nós–Unidade Popular (We–People's Unity) was a Galician left-wing Galician independentist political party. It was formed by the merger of Assembleia da Mocidade Independentista, Primeira Linha and other organizations. Nós–UP never gained any institutional representation. The party announced its self-dissolution in June 2015.

Activities

In 2004, the party contested the European Parliamentary elections, obtaining 1,331 votes in Galicia (0.12%) and 2,516 votes in Spain. In the Galician elections of 2005, 1,749 votes (0.1%) were obtained. In 2005, the party organized a campaign to eliminate symbolic vestiges of Francoist rule from Galicia, presenting their concerns to the Xunta de Galicia. During some demonstrations associated with this campaign, Nós-UP party members were arrested. The current leader is Carlos Morais [gl].

Election results

European elections

Galician elections

Local elections

References

1. D.A. (2015). Nós-UP anuncia a súa disolución. Nós Diario.
2. GC (2015). Disólvese un dos principais partidos independentistas de Galicia. Galicia Confidencial.
3. Nós-UP aposta no reforzo da esquerda independentista face a "ofensiva do capitalismo español e da UE". Nós Diario.

Notes

1. As Iniciativa Internacionalista.
2. Only presented lists in Ponteareas, under the name Ponte Areias de Esquerda, that won no seats and 159 (1,25%), Mugardos, under the name Alternativa de Mugardos, that won no seats and 87 (2,48%) votes and Vigo, under the name Vigo na Esquerda, that won no seats and 312 (0,21%) votes.
3. Only presented lists in Salvaterra de Miño under the name of Salvaterra de Esquerda, that won 98 votes (1,75%) and no seats, Ponteareas, under the name Ponte Areias de Esquerda, that won no seats and 158 (1,30%) votes, O Porriño, under the name Porrinho de Esquerdas, where the list gained no seats and won 175 (1,65%) votes, Ames, A Coruña, under the name Ames na Esquerda, that won no seats and 467 (3,54%) votes, Mugardos under the name Mugardos na Esquerda, that won no seats and 128 (3,98%) votes and Miño, A Coruña, under the name Alternativa de Esquerdas de Minho, that won no seats and 158 (4,62%) votes.

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• Official website (in Galician)

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