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United Left/The Greens–Assembly for Andalusia Izquierda Unida Los Verdes–Convocatoria por Andalucía
General Coordinator	Toni Valero
Founded	1986 (1986)
Merger of	Communist Party of Andalusia Izquierda Abierta Communist Youth of Andalusia Republican Left Left and Progress Socialist Alternative Initiative for Andalusia Independents Unitarian Candidacy of Workers (1986-2015)[1] Socialist Action Party (1986-2001) Progressive Federation (1986-1988) Carlist Party (1986-1987) Humanist Party (1986)
Headquarters	C/Donantes de Sangre, s/n. Edificio Arrayán. 41020 Sevilla
Membership (2013)	10,000[2]
Ideology	Socialism Anticapitalism Communism Republicanism Feminism Federalism Andalusian regionalism
Political position	Left-wing
National affiliation	United Left
Regional affiliation	Adelante Andalucía (2018–2020) Por Andalucía (since 2022)
Union affiliation	CCOO
Congreso de los Diputados (Andalusian seats)	2 / 61 Inside Sumar.
Parliament of Andalusia	1 / 109 Inside Por Andalucía.
Provincial deputations	15 / 228
Local government	840 / 9,031
Website
iuandalucia.org
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United Left/The Greens–Assembly for Andalusia (Spanish: Izquierda Unida Los Verdes–Convocatoria por Andalucía. IULV–CA) is the Andalusian federation of the Spanish left wing political and social movement United Left. Toni Valero is the current General Coordinator.^[3] It is currently part of the electoral coalition Por Andalucía, whose leader, Inmaculada Nieto, is part of IULV–CA. The major member of this movement is the Communist Party of Andalusia (PCA, Andalusian federation of the Communist Party of Spain).

Assembly for Andalusia appeared in 1984 as a proposal of the PCA to form a permanent coalition with other left-wing forces.^[4] The federation was created in 1986.

In February 2015 the Unitarian Candidacy of Workers (CUT), the second most important political party of IULV-CA at the time, left IULV-CA because of their disagreement with the "policy of pacts" with the PSOE.

Parliament of Andalusia
Election	Leading candidate	Votes	%	Seats	+/–	Government
1986	Julio Anguita	598,889	17.81 (#3)	19 / 109	11[a]	Opposition
1990	Luis Carlos Rejón	349,659	12.67 (#3)	11 / 109	8	Opposition
1994		689,815	19.14 (#3)	20 / 109	9	Opposition
1996		603,495	13.97 (#3)	14 / 109	7	Opposition
2000	Antonio Romero	327,435	8.11 (#3)	6 / 109	7	Opposition
2004	Diego Valderas	337,030	7.51 (#3)	6 / 109	0	Opposition
2008		317,562	7.06 (#3)	6 / 109	0	Opposition
2012		438,372	11.35 (#3)	12 / 109	6	Coalition (2012–2015)
						Opposition (2015)
2015	Antonio Maíllo	274,426	6.89 (#5)	5 / 109	7	Opposition
2018[b]	Teresa Rodríguez	Within Adelante		5 / 109	0	Opposition
2022[c]	Inmaculada Nieto	Within PorA		1 / 109	4	Opposition

Congress of Deputies Date Votes Seats Size # % ±pp # ± 1986 273,008 8.1% +1.9 3 / 60 2 3rd 1989 408,733 12.0% +3.9 5 / 61 3 3rd 1993 484,753 12.1% +0.1 4 / 61 1 3rd 1996 582,970 13.5% +1.4 6 / 62 2 3rd 2000 315,891 7.8% –5.7 3 / 62 3 3rd 2004 287,374 6.4% –1.4 0 / 61 3 3rd 2008 230,335 5.1% –1.3 0 / 61 0 3rd 2011 360,212 8.3% +3.2 2 / 60 2 3rd 2015 257,019 5.8% –2.5 0 / 61 2 5th 2016 792,008 18.6% N/A 2 / 61 2 * 2019 651,160 14.3% N/A 2 / 61 0 *

Senate Date Seats Size # ± 1986 0 / 32 0 3rd 1989 1 / 32 1 3rd 1993 0 / 32 1 3rd 1996 0 / 32 0 3rd 2000 0 / 32 0 3rd 2004 0 / 32 0 3rd 2008 0 / 32 0 3rd 2011 0 / 32 0 3rd 2015 0 / 32 0 5th 2016 0 / 32 0 * 2019 0 / 32 0 *

• * Within Unidos Podemos for Andalusia.

• * Within Unidas Podemos Cambiar Europa.

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