Falangist

Falangism is a Spanish fascist-inspired movement that centers on national unity, a powerful authoritarian state, and traditional religious values. It promotes corporatist economics, meaning the state coordinates employer and worker organizations to maintain social harmony.

While Falangism, as conceived by José Antonio Primo de Rivera in 1930s Spain, is often described as a far-right ideology overall (because of its ultranationalism, traditionalism, and hostility to democracy), it did adopt certain leftist or syndicalist economic elements—hence its claim to be a 'Third Position' apart from both liberal capitalism and Marxist socialism. Falangism promoted unions and workers' rights—but under state or party control.