Canary Islands The Coalición Canaria (CC) is a significant political force in the Canary Islands, established in February 1993 from a coalition of five diverse Canarian parties, and formalized as a party in May 2005. Its political stance champions regionalism
Coalición Canaria and the European Democratic Party organised a Seminar on Migration, Asylum and Refugees at the CICCA Cultural Centre in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
In an event in which the Secretary General of the CC and President of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, and the Secretary General of the EDP and MEP, Sandro Gozi, took part, they addressed the new European Migration Pact, recently approved, from different perspectives, and discussed measures and tools that allow the promotion of local participation in the European response to the migration challenge.
The EDP invites you to take part in this event focused on migration, asylum and refugees on the 23rd of February 2024 in Las Palmas (Gran Canaria).
● 2023: Governing the Canary Islands (also between 1993 and 2019) ● 2019: Part of the Coalition for a Europe of Solidarity list in the European elections (with EAJ/PNV) ● 2016: Joining the EDP. ● 1993: Creation from the merger
On 27/01/2023, the Parliamentary and European Conference ‘Thinking Europe: Agriculture’, hosted by the European Democratic Party and organized with the help of Madeiran party JPP, took place in Santa Cruz.
Policymakers, energy experts explore challenges and breakthroughs in Tenerife during 28 October ‘Europe of Solutions’ event
Experts in political science, governance, social movements and digital technology gathered on 25 October 2022 in Bilbao to discuss the future of democracy in the new digital age.
The European Democratic Party guarantees the highest level of transparency in the pursuit of its exclusive purpose as well as in its organization and financing.
EDP partner organizations are: the Young Democrats for Europe (YDE) and the Institute of European Democrats (IED).
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