Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
- Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
(inglés: "Federación de mancomunidad cooperativa) Partido político que se destacó en Canadá occidental en las décadas de 1930 y 1940.
Fue fundado en Calgary, Alberta, en 1932, por una federación de partidos agrícolas, laborales y socialistas; su meta era transformar el sistema capitalista en una "mancomunidad cooperativa a través de medios democráticos. Aspiraba a la socialización de los bancos y la propiedad pública del transporte, las comunicaciones y los recursos naturales. Triunfó en la elección general en Saskatchewan en 1944 y se hizo cargo del gobierno provincial. Posteriormente ganó otras elecciones en Saskatchewan, pero decayó en otras provincias. En 1961 se fusionó con el Nuevo Partido Demócrata.
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