Pirate Party (Spain)

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Pirate Party Partido Pirata (PIRATA)

President	Daniel Alfredo Bonfils^[1]
Secretary-General	Ricardo Senovilla^[1]
Treasurer	Fergus Reig^[1]
Founded	6 December 2006
Headquarters	Av. de los Reyes de España N° 38 E-30.612 Ulea (Murcia)
Ideology	Pirate politics Freedom of information Direct democracy
International affiliation	Pirate Parties International
Local Government	3 / 67,611 ^[2]
Website
www.partidopirata.es
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The Pirate Party (Spanish: Partido Pirata; short: PIRATA, "Pirate") is a political party in Spain based on the model of the Swedish Pirate Party. It was registered by the Ministry of Interior on 6 December 2006.

The party pays attention to citizen's rights and freedom,

RFID. Furthermore, the party requests the accessibility of culture, and the consideration of the Internet as a basic and neutral service. PIRATA opposes any kind of Internet censorship, as well as any charges on digital media and the Internet. The party favors a declination of private monopolies and software patents. The party also proposes the use of free software

in the administration.

Electoral history

General elections in Spain, 2011

General elections were held n 20 November 2011; the winner of which was the conservative People's Party. The Pirate Party did not manage to obtain any electoral representation.

Congress of Deputies

District	Autonomous Community	Vote	Valid Percent
Navarra	Navarra	1.794	0.54%
Castellón	Valencia	999	0.33%
Teruel	Aragón	219	0.28%
Huesca	Aragón	397	0.33%
Total Submitted		000	0.00%
Total State		000	0.00%

Senate

District	Autonomous Community	Cand.1	% C1	Cand.2	% C2	Cand.3	% C3
Navarre	Navarre	2,273	0.71%	0	0%	000	0.00%
Castellon	Valencia	2,316	0.8%	0	0%	000	0.00%
Total submitted		000	0.00%	0, 00	0.00%	000	0.00%
Total State		000	0.00%	0.00	0.00%	000	0.00%

References

External links

Official website

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International

Parties

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Senate (265)	Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (113) People's Party (97) Republican Left of Catalonia (13) Basque Nationalist Party (10) Citizens (9) Together for Catalonia (5) Vox (3) EH Bildu (2) Teruel Existe (2) Adelante Andalucía (1) Aragonese Party (1) Canarian Coalition (1) Catalunya en Comú (1) Coalició Compromís (1) Geroa Bai (1) Gomera Socialist Group (1) Más Madrid (1) Més per Mallorca (1) Navarrese People's Union (1) Regionalist Party of Cantabria (1)
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