Valencian Coalition (, CV) was a far-right blaverist political organization active in the Valencian Community between 2004 and 2011. CV was linked to more extreme factions of anti-Catalan valencianism, like the Grup d'Acció Valencianista (GAV). Ideology The party, and its related group the GAV, were as considered far-right, fascist and neo-nazi organizations by other political parties, academia and social and cultural groups. CV main objectives were opposing what they considered pancatalanism and attacks on Valencian identity. This included defending the Valencian language as separate from the Catalan one. CV also opposed foreign immigration to the Valencian Community. History CV was founded as a coalition of various small parties, led by the historic GAV and Falangist Juan García Sentandreu. The parties that joined the coalition were the Blasquist Autonomist Party (PBA, that considered itself a continuation of the blasquist political movement of the early 20th century), Regional Party of the Valencian Community (split of Valencian Union), Valencianist Renovation (another split of Valencian Union), Blasquist Republican Party (PRB, that also considered itself a continuation of blasquism). CV also had agreements with other parties in various municipalities, including the national-catholic Spanish Democratic Party, the Valencian Independent Group or the Valencian Independent Organization. In 2005 Identity Kingdom of Valencia joined the coalition, but left in 2007. In 2005 a member of the Corts Valencianes, Francisco Javier Tomás Puchol, left the People's Party and joined CV, giving the coalition representation the regional parliament. The party leader expected to gain 8 representatives and 250 municipal councillors in the autonomic and local elections of 2007, but the coalition failed to enter the Valencian Parliament and only gained 20 local representatives and 1 mayor (Beniflá). The results of those elections were particularly weak in the big cities. In 2010 CV had an internal leadership crisis, after Santandreu decided to leave because of personal fatigue and that the coalition needed a younger person to give another image and a "new style". However, the coalition was not able to find a new leader and the expected renovation did not happen. The party run for the autonomic and local elections of 2011 very weakened due to the previous crisis and bad electoral results. The main points of the autonomic campaign were: Solving the problems of insecurity and crime. Fighting Illegal immigration. Opposing the "advance" of catalanism. Opposing political corruption and squandering. Improvement of public services. CV gained 10,691 votes in the