Social League

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Social League Κοινωνικός Σύνδεσμος

Leader	Giorgos Floridis
General Secretary	Aggeliki Kosmopoulou
Founded	November 2011
Ideology	Social liberalism Liberalism
Political position	Centre
Politics of Greece Political parties Elections

Social League (Greek: Κοινωνικός Σύνδεσμος) is a Greek political movement founded in 2011 by the former member of parliament for the Panhellenic Socialist Movement Giorgos Floridis and other personalities of the business, medical, scientific and economic fields. Politically, it is located between the centre and the Pro-European left. It is administered by a nine-members Coordinating Group.

Political parties in Greece

Hellenic Parliament (300)

New Democracy (156)
Syriza (35)
PASOK – Movement for Change (31)
- PASOK (30)
- Movement of Democratic Socialists (1)
Communist Party of Greece (21)
Greek Solution (11)
New Left (11)
Victory (10)
Course of Freedom (6)
Spartans (5)
Independents (14)

European Parliament (21 of 720)

New Democracy (EPP, 7)
Syriza (The Left, 4)
PASOK – Movement for Change (S&D, 3)
Greek Solution (ECR, 2)
Communist Party of Greece (Non-Inscrits, 2)
Victory (Non-Inscrits, 1)
Course of Freedom (Non-Inscrits, 1)
Voice of Reason (PfE, 1)

Other parties

Communist

Other

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