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	Socialist Party (Portugal)
		Presentation of PS The Socialist Party (PS - Partido Socialista) is the biggest party at the moment and is ruling the country with a relative majority in the parliament.
		The flag of the Socialist Party is a red rectangle, having in the upper left corner the symbol of the party.
		Although the portuguese Socialist Party uses a fist as its official emblem, the more modern and moderate “socialist rose”, used by so many “center left” european parties, also shows in many party graphic material — indeed a sharp contrast with the official symbol, a kind politico-graphical split personality disorder.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/pt}ps.html (604 words)

	The New Face of the Socialist International
		Finnish efforts were, by and large, fruitless, as most other parties of the SI were aware of the "special Finnish situation." But the result of the effor t s of all three parties was a series of debates in SI meetings with the aim of achieving a uniform concept of detente within the organization.
		Meanwhile, some SI parties, nota bly the Dutch Labor Party, Belgian Socialist Party and Finnish Social Democratic Party began acting as if the cold war were a matter of the distant past and even the 1969 SI qualified rejection of cooperation with communism was no longer relevant.
		Although the Finnish and Swedish parties had maintained their dialogues with the CPSU for some years, the Finns much more intensively than the Swedes, it fell to the Belgian Socialist Party (PSB) to become the first in t he SI to establish a formal cooperative relationship with the CPSU.
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		In the Presidential elections held in January 1996, the Socialist mayor of Lisbon, Dr. Jorge Sampaio, won the mandate defeating the former Prime Minister and PSD leader Cavaco Silva.
		In the Parliamentary elections held in October 1999, the Socialist Party under the leadership of Prime Minister Guterres was re-elected for a second four-year term winning 115 of the 230 seats in parliament.
		The Constitution was revised in 1982, 1989 and, 1992, removing in the process its socialist bias, exercising the words 'socialism' and 'classless society' and introducing a provision for a binding referendum.
	www.indembassy-lisbon.org /uk/ind_cp_portugal.html (2462 words)

	Portugal: Rising class tensions and protests against neo-liberalism
		The Socialist Party government says the austerity plan is necessary to deal with the economic problems facing Portugal, while it hides behind the fact that the previous government lied about Portugal’s economic situation when it joined the Euro Zone.
		The Portuguese working class feels cheated by capitalist politicians: on the one hand they were lured into the Euro Zone by the former government on the basis of false promises and lies, on the other hand the Socialist Party government has come to mean “more of the same”.
		A genuine socialist party would raise demands to respond to the immediate needs of the working class and youth such as a national minimum wage of at least €500, the redraw of the government’s cut-back plan and decent work contracts and affordable housing.
	www.socialistworld.net /eng/2006/11/11portugal.html (1770 words)

	People's Daily Online -- Portuguese Socialist Party to present legislation legalizing abortion
		Portuguese Socialist Party to present legislation legalizing abortion
		Portugal's Socialist Party (PS), which has an absolute majority in the country's legislature, announced Wednesday that it would seek parliament's approval in September for a law to legalize abortion.
		Portugal's Community Party has told the media that no referendum was needed before parties addressed the bill, saying that the parliament was more than capable of deciding on the matter.
	english.people.com.cn /200606/29/eng20060629_278432.html (226 words)

	Guardian \| Portuguese Socialists prepare for government
		The Portuguese Socialist party was today preparing to take power after yesterday's landslide general election victory endorsed its promises of economic reforms.
		Jorge Sampaio, the Portuguese president, was expected to formally invite the Socialist leader, Jose Socrates, to form a government for the next four years later this week.
		The Socialists, who have promised to modernise the economy, earned 45% of the vote, securing 120 of the 230 parliamentary seats in their biggest-ever win at the polls.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5131593-103681,00.html (514 words)

	Abortion in Portugal: Men Speaks, God Responds
		Regarding the campaign itself, it is worthwhile to note that, although the Portuguese bishops clearly condemned abortion by reaffirming it to be a sin, they adopted a low profile that left the laity to campaign against it alone.
		Be it as it may, the concrete fact is that, contrary to its vain boasts, the Socialist Party was far from rallying a majority to support abortion.
		It is important to note that the referendum to change the Portuguese abortion’s law was held during the year commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Fatima apparitions.
	www.tfp.org /TFPForum/TFPCommentary/abortion_in_portugal.htm (1181 words)

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		The Socialist Party should be particularly happy with the results, as it has managed to gain a simple majority on its own in the national Parliament for the first time since the overthrow of the right-wing Antonio Salazar dictatorship in 1974.
		The party was not happy with the prospects of sharing power as its earlier attempts at political cohabitation were not too successful.
		The leaders of the Portuguese Socialist Party, like their social democratic counterparts in the rest of Europe, are avid proponents of privatisation and globalisation.
	www.flonnet.com /fl2206/stories/20050325000606200.htm (1013 words)

	Socialist Party Archive - History: Radical captains and militant workers - the Portuguese revolution
		The price a so-called workers' party pays for an alliance with parties or representatives of the bosses is to be tainted with anti-working class policies.
		The final recognition of his role was the funding channelled into his party by the CIA who had, by this time, come back from lunch.
		Putting forward a clear policy of nationalising the media under democratic workers' control and management, with access to the press guaranteed to all non-fascist parties on the basis of their support within society, would have allayed the genuine fears of many workers.
	www.socialistparty.net /pub/archive/histradicalcapts.htm (3552 words)

	Culture of Portugal - History and ethnic relations, Urbanism, architecture, and the use of space
		Portuguese inhabit the Azores and Madeira in the Atlantic.
		The four major parties are the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP), The Portuguese Socialist Party (PS), the Social Democratic Party (PSD), and the Popular Party (PP; formerly the Center Democratic Party or CDS).
		The Portuguese military was heavily involved in the Colonial Wars in Africa and by 1974, 80 percent of Portugal's military forces were committed to that region.
	www.everyculture.com /No-Sa/Portugal.html (6195 words)

	Return of Soares to politics shows depth of Portuguese crisis
		The PSP was seen as a vital prop against the revolution, and Soares emerged as the father figure of Portuguese politics because of his role in preventing such a development.
		The PSP received financial aid from other social democratic parties, particularly the British Labour Party and the French Socialist Party, which were concerned to prevent any revolutionary development.
		On the basis of this, the PSP won the elections to the new parliament and Soares was elected prime minister.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2005/oct2005/port-o19.shtml (1753 words)

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		Party treasurer and seafarers' union leader Sam McCluskie urged the party to change its rules to block the 'hijack of constituency parties by factions unrepresentative of the broad mass of Labour supporters.' He also wanted Labour councils to 'stop espousing the cause of minority interests'.
		The party survives financially because of the unions (who provide half the funds) and a core of 75,000 people who have a standing order to the party.
		A Labour press official told me that the party had 'probably recruited about 1,800 people more than they expected between October 1992 to January 1993.' 'Of course that could be something to do with the computer and anyway it's less than the Trots,' she told me glumly before realising the source of the enquiry.
	pubs.socialistreviewindex.org.uk /isj61/kimber.htm (6723 words)

	PROBLEMS OF WORK IN THE MASS ORGANIZATIONS
		The Marxist party, from the very beginning, must base itself on theory and programme, which is the summing up of the general historical experience of the proletariat.
		It is interesting to note that Largo Caballero, who led the left wing of the Socialist Party and the UGT had previously been a member of the right wing and had even been a privy councillor in the government of the dictator Primo de Rivera, for a short time.
		The purpose of entry into the Socialist parties was to gain the maximum number of cadres to prepare for this perspective.
	www.socialistappeal.org /archives/problems_of_work_in_the_mass_org.html (10274 words)

	Socialist Parties (Brazil)
		The party was renamed in 1993 when a party congress decided to drop Marxist-Leninist doctrine.
		The Brazilian Socialist Party is, obviously, a socialist party and, as also happens with the Portuguese Socialist Party, seems [as of 1999--ed.] to be thinking about changing colors.
		However, according to Carlos Noronha, and unlike what happens with the Portuguese party, only one flag is used--red with the party logo in white centered.
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	Report of the Secretary General, Lisbon June 2001
		The meeting, to be chaired by Hermes Binner of the Popular Socialist Party, PSP, of Argentina, Chair of the Committee and Mayor of Rosario, will continue the work of elaborating the criteria for the rights and responsibilities of local authorities in a democratic society during the era of globalisation.
		The gathering was hosted by the Party for Democracy and Socialism of Niger, PNDS, led by Mahamadou Issoufou, and chaired by Ousmane Tanor Dieng, First Secretary of the Socialist Party of Senegal and Chair of the Committee.
		The event, to be hosted by the Socialist Party of France, will include the participation of experts on the issue as well as contributions from non-governmental organisations and invited guests.
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	IDABC - PT: Tests of electronic voting held during Portuguese general
		The pilot was organised by the Portuguese Agency for the Knowledge Society (UMIC) and the Technical Secretariat for Electoral Process Issues (STAPE), in cooperation with the National Electoral Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
		According to his party’s government programme, the generalisation of access to the Internet and other ICT – combined with further innovation and development of human capital – is required to improve Portugal’s competitiveness.
		In this respect, the future Portuguese government will aim to: generalise the use of the Internet in education; ensure full access to broadband throughout the country, at reasonable prices; launch a ‘citizen card’ for accessing electronic services; progressively implement a one-stop-shop approach in the relationships between users and public administration.
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		We believe electoral politics should be the purpose of any political party, but we also propose immediate solutions to capitalism's social and economic problems.
		The Socialist Party of Florida is a state affiliate of the Socialist Party USA.
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	Shaping a Dynamic Future \| TIME
		Most of the parties that were formed in the wake of the April revolution are still in the process of organization.
		Party Leader Francisco Sa Carneiro, 40, defends its participation in politics under the dictatorship as "a struggle from within." The P.D.P. espouses a Swedish-style "social democracy" and membership in the European Common Market.
		Party Leader Soares, 50, who spent six years in exile in Paris before the revolution, has emerged as one of the country's most respected politicians for his role in negotiating the decolonization of Portugal's African territories.
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