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{{Infobox political party|name=GreenLeft|logo=GroenLinks logo .png|founded=1 march 1989|abbreviation=GL|membership_year=2022|membership=33,478|political_orientation=[[Social democracy]]<br>[[Environmentalism]]|website=www.groenlinks.nl}}
{{Message box/Stub}}{{Infobox political party|name=GreenLeft|logo=GroenLinks logo .png|founded=24 November 1990|abbreviation=GL|dissolved=1 July 2026|dissolution=|merger=[[Communist Party of the Netherlands|CPN]], [[Pacifist Socialist Party (Netherlands)|PSP]], [[Political Party of Radicals (Netherlands)|PPR]], [[Evangelical People's Party (Netherlands)|EVP]]|merged=[[Progressief Nederland]]|membership_year=2022|membership=33,478|political_orientation=[[Social democracy]]<br>[[Environmentalism]]<br>|website=www.groenlinks.nl}}


'''Greenleft''' (Dutch: '''GroenLinks''') is a center-left [[Environmentalism|green]], partly [[Social democracy|social democratic]], and [[Revisionism|revisionist]] political party in the [[Netherlands]], it has roots in the originally [[Marxism–Leninism|marxist-leninist]] [[Communist Party of the Netherlands|CPN]], along with the [[Libertarian socialism|libertarian socialist]] [[Pacifist Socialist Party (Netherlands)|PSP]], the [[Environmentalism|environmentalist]] [[Political Party of Radicals (Netherlands) | PPR]], and the [[Christianity|Christian left]] [[Evangelical People's Party (Netherlands)|EVP]]. It is supportive of the [[imperialist]] [[European Union]].<ref>{{News citation|author=Chris Terry|newspaper=The Democratic Society|title=GreenLeft (GL)|date=2014-5-11|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190327225738/https://www.demsoc.org/2014/05/11/greenleft-gl/|archive-date=2019-3-27|retrieved=2022-6-24}}</ref>
'''Greenleft''' (Dutch: '''GroenLinks''') was a center-left [[Environmentalism|green]], partly [[Eco-socialism|ecosocialist]], partly [[Social democracy|social democratic]], and mostly [[Revisionism|revisionist]] political party in the [[Netherlands]], it has roots in the originally [[Marxism–Leninism|Marxist-Leninist]] [[Communist Party of the Netherlands|CPN]], along with the [[Libertarian socialism|libertarian socialist]] [[Pacifist Socialist Party (Netherlands)|PSP]], the [[Environmentalism|environmentalist]] [[Political Party of Radicals (Netherlands) | PPR]], and the [[Christianity|Christian left]] [[Evangelical People's Party (Netherlands)|EVP]]. It is supportive of the [[imperialist]] [[European Union]].<ref>{{News citation|author=Chris Terry|newspaper=The Democratic Society|title=GreenLeft (GL)|date=2014-5-11|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190327225738/https://www.demsoc.org/2014/05/11/greenleft-gl/|archive-date=2019-3-27|retrieved=2022-6-24}}</ref>


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GreenLeft

AbbreviationGL
Founded24 November 1990
Dissolved1 July 2026
Merger ofCPN, PSP, PPR, EVP
Merged intoProgressief Nederland
Membership (2022)33,478
Political orientationSocial democracy
Environmentalism
Website
www.groenlinks.nl


Greenleft (Dutch: GroenLinks) was a center-left green, partly ecosocialist, partly social democratic, and mostly revisionist political party in the Netherlands, it has roots in the originally Marxist-Leninist CPN, along with the libertarian socialist PSP, the environmentalist PPR, and the Christian left EVP. It is supportive of the imperialist European Union.[1]

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  1. ↑ Chris Terry (2014-5-11). GreenLeft (GL) The Democratic Society. Archived from the original on 2019-3-27. Retrieved 2022-6-24.