Anticapitalistas

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Anticapitalists Anticapitalistas
Founded	1995
Newspaper	Poder Popular[1]
Ideology	Socialism Anti-capitalism Republicanism Trotskyism[2]
Political position	Far-left[2]
National affiliation	United Left (1995–2008) Podemos (2014–2020)
Regional affiliation	Zaragoza en Común (2019–2022) Adelante Andalucía (2020)[a] Adelante Andalucía (2021–present)
European affiliation	European Anti-Capitalist Left
International affiliation	Fourth International (post-reunification)
Colours	Green
Parliament of Andalusia	1 / 109
Website
anticapitalistas.org
Politics of Spain Political parties Elections

Anticapitalistas (Catalan: Anticapitalistes, Basque: Antikapitalistak, English: Anticapitalists), known as Izquierda Anticapitalista (Anti-Capitalist Left, IA) until January 2015 and as Espacio Alternativo (Alternative Space, EA) from 1995 to November 2008, is a socialist political organisation that works as a confederation in Spain. Anticapitalistas is defined as a revolutionary socialism, anti-capitalist, proletarian internationalist, republican, and eco-socialist organisation, assuming Marxism in an open, plural, and critical sense. Its stated objective is the rebuilding of the revolutionary project through the creation of a unitary, anti-capitalist political expression sustained by the anti-globalisation movement, the labor movement, and the social movements at large. It is a member of the Fourth International (post-reunification), a Trotskyist international organisation reformed in 1963.

On 23 February 2009, IA entered in the register of political parties of the Interior Ministry, and presented candidacies to several elections. In January 2015, IA decided to become the Anticapitalistas political association and join Podemos,^[3] which lasted until 2020.^[4]

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