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The Democratic Action Party was a political party in Malta.

The party was established in 1947 as a revived Maltese Political Union.^[1] It won four seats in the elections that year. However, it was reduced to just a single seat in the 1950 elections, and was dissolved shortly thereafter.^[1]

The party was a grouping of landowners and professionals who sought to oppose economic and social reforms. It also supported protecting the interests of the Catholic church.^[1]

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