Movement for Solidarity

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Movement for Solidarity is an Albanian political party, the formation of which was announced on September 19, 2007 by former Prime Minister of Albania and former Socialist Party of Albania leader Fatos Nano. He stated he wanted to rebuild and reform the Socialist Party through his new movement.^[1]

References

Major	Socialist Party of Albania (63) Democratic Party of Albania (49)

Minor	Socialist Movement for Integration (16) Party for Justice, Integration and Unity (4) Republican Party of Albania (3) LIBRA (2) Unity for Human Rights Party (1) Christian Democratic Party of Albania (1) Environmentalist Agrarian Party (1)

Non-parliamentary

Dissolved

This is not a party but simple a Movement inside the paty.

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