The Alternative List is a name used by many political parties around the world. These political parties are generally green or socialist though their exact ideologies can range from center-left to far-left.
Political parties by this name include:
Europe Current AD+PD (Malta) Alternative Ecologists (Greece) Alternative Left (Switzerland) Alternative Left (Spain) Alternative List (Switzerland)
Green Alternative Freiburg Green Alternative (Hungary) Green Alternative (Russia) Green Alternative – Sustainable Development of Croatia
Neighbors' Alternative (Spain, Galicia) The Alternative (Denmark) The Greens–Green Alternative (Spain, Catalonia) The Greens–The Ecologist Alternative (Spain, Catalonia) The Greens – The Green Alternative (Austria) United and Alternative Left (Spain, Catalonia)
Historical Alternative Liste für Demokratie und Umweltschutz (Germany, Berlin), 1978–1993 Alternative List - Resist (Luxembourg), 1979 Alternative List (Germany, Bremen), 1979–1980 Alternative List Austria, 1982–1986 Betrieblich-Alternative Liste (Germany, Bremen), c. 1983 Alternative List/Alternative Green List (Italy, South Tyrol), 1983–1988 Green Alternative–Ecologist Movement of Catalonia (Spain, Catalonia), 1983–1993 Green Alternative Party (Luxembourg), 1983–1994 Green Alternative European Link, 1984–1989 Green-Alternative List (Germany, Hamburg), 1984–2012 Democratic Alternative (Finland), 1986–1990 Alternative Rouge et Verte (France), 1989–1998 Democratic Alternative (Malta), 1989–2020 Alternative Greens (Italy, Aosta Valley), 1990–2010 Les Alternatifs (France), 1998–2015 Cangas Left Alternative (Spain, Cangas), 2007–2023 (France), 2008–2013
Americas Alternative Left Democracy, name taken by the Communist Party of Chile in the 1990s Social Democratic and Peasant Alternative Party (Mexico), 2005–2009
See also Alt left Alternative movement Alternative Party (disambiguation) Anders Gaan Leven
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