17/04/2026
FEPS at Global Progressive Mobilisation

Photo album of the ‘FEPS at Global Progressive Mobilisation‘ event in in Barcelona, Spain.

The first Global Progressive Mobilisation (GPM) meeting took place in Barcelona, Spain, bringing together political leaders, activists, thinkers and representatives of progressive parties and movements from all continents.

Conceived as an open political process, the GPM offered a common space where all participants engage as equal partners, across regions, movements and generations, united by a clear commitment to democracy, the rule of law, social justice, tackling climate change and international cooperation.

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