Progressive Students Association
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Summary
Progressive Students Association is a students' union[1]. It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Progressive Students Association is in the country of Spain[3].
- Progressive Students Association's instance of is recorded as students' union[4].
- Progressive Students Association's headquarters location is recorded as Barcelona[5].
- Progressive Students Association is part of student movement[6].
- Progressive Students Association is part of Estudiantes en Movimiento[7].
- Progressive Students Association is part of Universities for the Republic[8].
- Progressive Students Association is part of Fem-la Pública[9].
- Progressive Students Association is part of Plataforma Movilizadora en Defensa de la Universidad Pública[10].
- Progressive Students Association's Commons category is recorded as Associació d'Estudiants Progressistes[11].
- Progressive Students Association's chairperson is recorded as Q141630027[12].
- Progressive Students Association's chairperson is recorded as Q141639558[13].
- January 28, 1991 marks the founding of Progressive Students Association[14].
- Progressive Students Association's official website is recorded as http://www.aep.cat[15].
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Founding
January 28, 1991 marks the founding of Progressive Students Association[14].
Identity
Part of include student movement[6]; Estudiantes en Movimiento[7], an organization[16], in Spain[17], founded in 2006[18]; Universities for the Republic[8], a political organization[19], founded in 2017[20]; Fem-la Pública[9], an electoral list[21], in Spain[22], founded in 2018[23]; and Plataforma Movilizadora en Defensa de la Universidad Pública[10], a student society[24], in Spain[25], founded in 1995[26].
Leadership
Chairpersons include Q141630027[12] and Q141639558[13].
Operations
Progressive Students Association's headquarters location is recorded as Barcelona[5].
Why It Matters
Progressive Students Association is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]