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>The Workers' Front was established on 14 October 2018 at the Ateneo de Madrid as a front organization of the Marxist–Leninist Party (Communist Reconstruction) (PML (RC))
>The party was founded by Roberto Vaquero, who also founded the PML (RC) in 2009. The party was temporarily suspended from activities in 2016 when Vaquero was arrested in 2016 for organizing the transport of Spanish militias to the People's Defense Units in Syria to fight against ISIS; Vaquero was suspected to have ties with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which is considered a terrorist organization by the European Union
>In their program A Spain for the Workers, they defend Hispanic identity, the nationalization and socialization of the Spanish economy, nuclear energy, increasing the minimum wage, supporting the rural sector, promoting birth rates, creating more public housing, introducing rent control and limiting immigration.[30] The party also focuses on class struggle and a planned economy. FO also wants to preserve the "classical, Christian" culture of Spain, and supports Spanish republicanism.
>They oppose capitalism, the European Union, NATO, surrogacy, feminism, deindustrialization, queer theory, the Trans Law, affirmative action, Islamization[33] and cosmopolitanism.
>The party has been criticized by other leftist organizations as transphobic because it denies what it calls "gender ideology" and the idea that gender identity (especially being a woman) is only a feeling.
>Moreover, critics consider it reactionary and racist because of its strong opposition to the increasing presence of Islamic immigration not integrated into European societies (allegedly disrespectful of women's or LGBT's rights, other times linked to higher crime rates than the native population, or with violent events motivated by religious fanaticism).
>It has also been accused of giving credit to the Great Replacement theory.
>The party was founded by Roberto Vaquero, who also founded the PML (RC) in 2009. The party was temporarily suspended from activities in 2016 when Vaquero was arrested in 2016 for organizing the transport of Spanish militias to the People's Defense Units in Syria to fight against ISIS; Vaquero was suspected to have ties with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which is considered a terrorist organization by the European Union
>In their program A Spain for the Workers, they defend Hispanic identity, the nationalization and socialization of the Spanish economy, nuclear energy, increasing the minimum wage, supporting the rural sector, promoting birth rates, creating more public housing, introducing rent control and limiting immigration.[30] The party also focuses on class struggle and a planned economy. FO also wants to preserve the "classical, Christian" culture of Spain, and supports Spanish republicanism.
>They oppose capitalism, the European Union, NATO, surrogacy, feminism, deindustrialization, queer theory, the Trans Law, affirmative action, Islamization[33] and cosmopolitanism.
>The party has been criticized by other leftist organizations as transphobic because it denies what it calls "gender ideology" and the idea that gender identity (especially being a woman) is only a feeling.
>Moreover, critics consider it reactionary and racist because of its strong opposition to the increasing presence of Islamic immigration not integrated into European societies (allegedly disrespectful of women's or LGBT's rights, other times linked to higher crime rates than the native population, or with violent events motivated by religious fanaticism).
>It has also been accused of giving credit to the Great Replacement theory.
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