Macedóniapárti

Macedóniapárti, also known as the Party for the Movement of Macedonians, was a political party in Greece. It was founded in 1995 and advocated for the rights of the Slavic-speaking minority in Greece, who are often referred to as Macedonians. The party's main goals included the recognition of their ethnic identity, the right to education in their mother tongue, and freedom of cultural expression.

The party operated primarily in the northern Greek region of Macedonia, where the majority of the Slavic-speaking population resides. Its political activities focused on raising awareness about the issues faced by the minority and seeking legal and political solutions. Macedóniapárti participated in local elections and occasionally in national elections, though it never achieved significant parliamentary representation.

The term "Macedonian" in the context of this party refers to the ethnic identity of Slavic speakers in Greece, distinct from the state of North Macedonia. The party's existence and platform were often a subject of controversy and debate within Greece, touching upon issues of national identity, minority rights, and historical interpretations. The party faced challenges in its efforts to gain broader support and recognition, both domestically and internationally. Its activities continued into the early 2000s, though its current status and level of activity are less prominent.