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Noun Named Entity
Categories: Centre-left parties in Europe, Political parties established in 1969, 1969 establishments in France, Social democratic parties in Europe, Social democratic parties
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Socialist Party  Parti Socialiste  Christian Pierret  Didier Marie  Factions in the Socialist Party  PS
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The Socialist Party is a French centre-left and social-democratic political party. Wikipedia
English:
France
Definitions
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The Socialist Party is a French centre-left and social-democratic political party. Wikipedia
French political party Wikidata
IS A
party
HAS PART
Socialist Left
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L'Unité
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Trait d'union
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Nouveau Monde
FR
Un monde d'avance
PART OF
Plural Left
HAS INSTANCE
ML
എ.കെ. ദാമോദരൻ
CHAIRPERSON
Olivier Faure
COLOR
pink
COUNTRY
France
FOLLOWS
French Section of the Workers' International
FOUNDED BY
Mitterrand
LOCATION OF FORMATION
Alfortville
MEMBER OF
Socialist International
Progressive Alliance
POLITICAL ALIGNMENT
centre-left politics
left-wing politics
POLITICAL IDEOLOGY
social democracy
social liberalism
YOUTH WING
Young Socialist Movement
Wikipedia
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Socialist Party (France)
Wikidata
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Socialist Party
Wikipedia Redirections
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Christian Pierret, Didier Marie, Factions in the Socialist Party (France), French Socialist, French Socialist Party, Laurent Logiou, Michel Bérégovoy, Michel Closse, Michel Dinet, Movement of the young Socialists, Parti Socialiste (France), Parti socialiste francais, Parti socialiste français, Socialist, Republican, and Citizen Group, Socialist Party of France, the Socialist Party (France)
Wikidata Alias
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Parti Socialiste, Parti socialiste, PS, Socialist Party (France)

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