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Populares

Populares

9.2
People who support Spain's centre-right party the Partido Popular
  • proper noun
: Populares
  • The Populares advocated for policies that favored the working class in Spain.

Examples

  • Many members of the Populares party attended the rally to support their candidate.

  • Many Populares support economic reforms.

  • Many Populares gathered in Madrid to celebrate the party's election victory.

  • The Populares promised new economic reforms during their campaign.

  • Several rural regions showed strong support for the Populares in the recent elections.

  • The Populares won the recent elections in Spain.

  • The Populares have consistently influenced Spanish politics through their grassroots campaigns.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Populares comes from Spanish and means 'popular ones' or people who belong to the Partido Popular. It comes from the Latin root popul- meaning 'people', the same root as the English word popular, so Populares are the party's members or supporters.