Canarian Nationalist Alternative

Canarian Nationalist Alternative (Spanish: Alternativa Nacionalista Canaria, ANC) is a Canarian left-wing nationalist political party, born in 2006 after a split of the People's Alternative for the Canary Islands (APC).

Canarian Nationalist Alternative
Alternativa Nacionalista Canaria
Founded2006
IdeologyCanarian nationalism
Canarian independentism
Socialism
Ecologism
Feminism
Anticolonialism
National affiliationAhora Repúblicas
Regional affiliationAhora Canarias[1]
Website
alternativanacionalistacanaria.org

Objectives

The ANC seeks independence for the Canary Islands and building a more just and equitable economic and social order, based in socialism. The party also defends environmental sustainability, renewable energy and feminism.

History

The party was formed in 2006 by militants of the APC, that were against their integration into Alternativa Sí se puede por Tenerife, and some members of the Canarian Nationalist Party.[2] In 2007 the ANC presented lists to the municipal and Canarian elections. The party gained 2500 votes in the autonomic elections, and 1100 votes in the local ones, obtaining 4 town councillors.

In 2011, the ANC experienced some growth. In the regional elections of that year the party gained 6400 votes and 7,000 votes in local elections, presenting lists in almost every island. Despite this increase the party failed to gain any town councillors. In the general election the ANC obtained 3100 votes.

In the 2014 European elections the ANC supported The Peoples Decide list.[3] In the 2015 local elections ANC joined Somos in the island of Lanzarote.

References
  1. EFE (2019). Nace Ahora Canarias "para conseguir la liberación del pueblo canario". La Provincia.
  2. Escindidos de PNC y APC presentan un partido nacionalista de izquierdas
  3. 'Los pueblos deciden' será el nombre de la coalición que EH Bildu y BNG han conformado de cara a las próximas elecciones europeas del 25 de mayo y en la que también están integradas Alternativa Nacionalista Canaria (ANC), Unidad del Pueblo (UP), Andecha Astur y la formación aragonesa Puyalon de Cuchas.
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