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Dawn
Founded	May 2005
Split from	Communist Party of Slovakia
Headquarters	Mierová 68, Humenné
Newspaper	Úsvit
Membership (2021)	119 ( 10)^[1]
Ideology	Communism
Political position	Far-left
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Dawn (Slovak: Úsvit) is a far-left Slovak political party formed in May 2005 as a split from the Communist Party of Slovakia (KSS). It is led by Ivan Hopta. Hopta was excluded from the KSS because of personal conflicts. The party publishes a magazine called Dawn (Úsvit), which seems to be its only activity. The party's main base is the Eastern Slovak town of Humenné, where Hopta lives. Dawn is considered to be orthodox-communist.

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^ Annual report 2021

External links[edit]

Party website (in Slovak)
Old party website (in Slovak)

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In the European Parliament (14 seats)	Progressive Slovakia (3) Direction – Slovak Social Democracy (3) Christian Democratic Movement (2) Freedom and Solidarity (1) Democrats (1) Slovakia (1) Slovak PATRIOT (1) Republic (1) Jablko (1)
Extra-parliamentary parties	Dawn Demokrati Slovenska DS Forum Hlas pravice Jednota-ĽSS KSS Life ĽSNS ĽSPS Young Petržalka Most–Híd 2023 MSZ–MA NaS NK OĽ ODS OKS PSS PSN PD Princíp SDKÚ–DS SĽS SNJ–sv SHO Slovensko do toho! Socialisti.sk Solidarita SR STAN SMS SRK Chance The Blues – ES Volt ZR ZZ, DÚ
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