PARTIDO POPULAR

Spain · Public Policy

The Partido Popular (PP) is a prominent conservative and Christian democratic political party in Spain, established in 1989. It advocates for center-right values, including freedom, equality, security, economic liberalization, lower taxes, and limited government intervention. The party emphasizes national unity and supports traditional social values, appealing to voters who prioritize these principles. As a political entity, the PP engages in elections at local, regional, and national levels, aiming to form government or opposition. It actively participates in public discourse and policy advocacy, representing the interests of its electorate. The party is a member of the European People's Party (EPP) and is involved in international political organizations, including the Centrist Democrat International and the International Democracy Union. Its youth wing is known as New Generations of the People's Party of Spain (NNGG).