American Falangist Party

National Syndical American Falangist Party
Founder	Patricio Cortes Bridges
Founded	September 14, 1985
Dissolved	2000
Succeeded by	Christian Falangist Party of America
Newspaper	The Phalanx
Paramilitary wing	Blackshirts
Ideology	Falangism National syndicalism Third Position Fascism Clerical Fascism Christian Right
Political position	Far-right
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The American Falangist Party, (AFP), the official short form adopted by the party for its full name, the National Syndical American Falangist Party, (NSAFP), was an American political party connected to the ideology of Falangism as practiced by the Spanish Falange. and related to the National Synarchist Union Mexican fascist movement.

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