Canarian Nationalist Initiative

Canarian Nationalist Initiative
Iniciativa Canaria Nacionalista
Leader Collective leadership
Founded 1991
Dissolved 1993 (de facto)
Merger of Canarian United Left
Canarian Nationalist Assembly
Left Nationalists Union
Headquarters Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Ideology Canarian nationalism
Left-wing nationalism
Social democracy
Ecologism
Political position Centre-left to Left-wing
Colours White, blue, yellow and green
Canarian Parliament (1991-1993)
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The Canarian Nationalist Initiative (Spanish: Iniciativa Canaria Nacionalista; ICAN) was a nationalist political party in the Canary Islands founded in 1991.

History

ICAN was founded in 1991, being originally was linked to the Canarian United Left (IUC) until a few months after the municipal elections of 1991, when a conflict arose between these two organizations. The PSOE ruled the Cabildo of Gran Canaria, but ICAN filed a censure motion (with the support of CDS and the PP). Following the motion of censure ICAN was expelled of IUC.

In 1993 ICAN merged with the AIC (Canarian Independent Groups), AM (Majorera Assembly), PNC (Canarian Nationalist Party) and CCN (Canarian Nationalist Centre) to form Canarian Coalition.[1]

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