Radical Party
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Radical Party may refer to a number of parties worldwide
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[edit] Worldwide
- Transnational Radical Party (1989–present)
[edit] Europe
[edit] Bulgaria
- Radical Democratic Party (1902–present)
[edit] Denmark
- Radical Left (1905–present)
[edit] France
- Radical Party (1901–present)
- Radical Party of the Left (1971–present)
[edit] Italy
- Radical Party (1877–1925)
- Radical Party (1955–1989)
- Italian Radicals (2001–present)
- Radicals of the Left (2004–2010)
[edit] Luxembourg
- Radical Party (19??–1932)
- Radical Socialist Party (1925–1932)
- Radical Liberal Party (1932–1945)
[edit] Netherlands
- Radical League (1892–1901)
- Political Party of Radicals (1968–1991)
[edit] Romania
- Radical Party (1884–19??)
[edit] Serbia
- People's Radical Party (1881–19??)
- Serbian Radical Party (1991–present)
[edit] Spain
- Radical Republican Party (1908–1934)
- Radical Socialist Republican Party (1929–1934)
[edit] Switzerland
- Radical Party (1830s–1894), see Regeneration (Switzerland)
- Free Democratic Party of Switzerland (1894–2009)
- FDP.The Liberals (French: PLR.Les Libéraux-Radicaux) (2009–present)
[edit] United Kingdom
- Radicals (17??–1859)
[edit] South America
[edit] Argentina
- Radical Civic Union (1891–present)
- People's Radical Civic Union (1957–1972)
- Intransigent Radical Civic Union (1957–1972)
[edit] Chile
- Radical Party (1863–1994)
- Social Democrat Radical Party (1994–present)
[edit] Ecuador
- Ecuadorian Radical Liberal Party (182?–present)
- Alfarista Radical Front (1972–present)
[edit] Paraguay
- Authentic Radical Liberal Party (1978–present)
[edit] Asia
[edit] India
- Radical Democratic Party (1940–1948)
[edit] Oceania
[edit] New Zealand
- Radical Party (1896–19??)
[edit] See also
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