Socialist Party – Broad Front of Ecuador

Socialist Party – Broad Front of Ecuador
Leader	Enrique Ayala, Víctor Granda and Gustavo Vallejo (radical faction); Fabián Solano (pro-government faction).
Headquarters	Quito, Ecuador
Youth wing	Juventud Socialista Revolucionaria Ecuatoriana
Ideology	Socialism
Political position	Left-wing
Website
psfaecuador.org
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The Socialist Party – Broad Front of Ecuador (Partido Socialista – Frente Amplio de Ecuador) is a leftist political party in Ecuador. At the legislative elections, 17 February 2013, the party didn't win any seat. It is divided in two factions, a minority supports the current president Rafael Correa, while the majority is in the opposition and supported the leftist candidate, Alberto Acosta.

The party was founded in 1932 and was originally called the Ecuadorian Socialist Party (Partido Socialista Ecuatoriano).

Political parties in Ecuador

Parties in the National Assembly	PAIS Alliance (100) Creating Opportunities (11) Social Christian Party (6) Patriotic Society Party (5) Pachakutik Plurinational Unity Movement – New Country (5) Avanza Party (5) Ecuadorian Roldosist Party (1) United Society more action (1) Democratic Integration of Carchi (1) Peninsular Movement "believing in our people" (1) Autonomous Regional Movement (1)

Parties with no National Assembly seats	A New Option Alfarista Radical Front Communist Party of Ecuador Communist Party of Ecuador – Red Sun Concentration of People's Forces Conservative Party Democratic Left Democratic People's Movement Democratic Transformation Ecuadorian Radical Liberal Party Ecuadorian Popular Revolutionary Union Freedom Party Institutional Renewal Party of National Action Movement Ecuador's Force Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador National Democratic Coalition National Liberation Provincial Integration Movement Socialist Party – Broad Front of Ecuador Solidarity Fatherland Movement Ethics and Democracy Network Workers' Party of Ecuador

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