Centre Independent Aragonese Candidacy

The Centre Independent Aragonese Candidacy (Spanish: Candidatura Aragonesa Independiente de Centro, CAIC) was a regionalist political party in Spain, based in Aragon. It was founded in 1977 by dissidents from the Union of the Democratic Centre

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Centre Independent Aragonese Candidacy Candidatura Aragonesa Independiente de Centro
Leader	Hipólito Gómez de las Roces
Founded	1977
Dissolved	1978
Succeeded by	Regionalist Aragonese Party
Ideology	Regionalism Conservatism
Politics of Spain Political parties Elections