Guatemalan Social Democratic Party (2015)

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Guatemalan Social Democratic Party
Partido Socialdemócrata de Guatemala
Secretary-GeneralCarlos Alfonso González Quezada
Founded2005
DissolvedAugust 1, 2018 [1]
Ideology Social democracy
Political position Left-wing
Seats in Congress
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Guatemalan Social Democratic Party was a political party in Guatemala. [2]

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The political party was registered in 2005 by Carlos Alfonso González Quezada. Guatemalan Social Democratic Party was suspended for not having the necessary affiliates. It was canceled in July 2018 for not having the necessary requirements for its validity. [3] [4]

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