Confederation of The Greens

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The Confederation of The Greens (Spanish: Confederación de Los Verdes; frequently simply Los Verdes, The Greens) is the Green party in Spain. A confederation of local political parties, it was founded in the 1980s when the German green activist Petra Kelly brought together 16 Spanish activists to sign the "Manifesto of Tenerife".

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