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The terms '''RU/ABP''', the '''Centre''', or '''Centre parties''' ({{wp|German language|Hesurian}}: ''Zentrumsparteien'') refer to the two {{wp|sister parties}} of the [[Rehunion]] and the [[RU/ABP|Adwhinish People's Party]] in [[Mascylla]]. They establish a shared group in the [[Reichsrat|Mascyllary Reichsrat]], the RU/ABP group, otherwise known as the Central Coalition (''Zentrumsfraktion''). Members of both parties are sometimes referred to as the Union Centrists (''Unionszentristen''). | |||
The two parties are financially and structurally independent and lawfully completely separated. The ABP rejects election participation outside of Adwhin, while the RU is not present there. However, they form federal organizations, such as the [[RU/ABP|Youth Union]]. | |||
Revision as of 14:30, 20 September 2019
RU/ABP | |
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| Chairperson | Thomas Falkner (RU) Gustav Friedmann (ABP) |
| Parliamentary leader | Benjamin Jank (RU/ABP group) |
| Founded | 7 January 1952 |
| Youth wing | Youth Union |
| Ideology | Social liberalism Liberal nationalism Pro-Alemannism Factions: Centrism Mild conservatism Neoliberalism |
| Political position | Centre-left |
| Colours | Blue |
| Reichsrat | 148 / 403
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| Reichssenat | 19 / 45
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| State Councils | 361 / 1,569
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| Ministers-lords of the states | 10 / 18
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| Website | |
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The terms RU/ABP, the Centre, or Centre parties (Hesurian: Zentrumsparteien) refer to the two sister parties of the Rehunion and the Adwhinish People's Party in Mascylla. They establish a shared group in the Mascyllary Reichsrat, the RU/ABP group, otherwise known as the Central Coalition (Zentrumsfraktion). Members of both parties are sometimes referred to as the Union Centrists (Unionszentristen).
The two parties are financially and structurally independent and lawfully completely separated. The ABP rejects election participation outside of Adwhin, while the RU is not present there. However, they form federal organizations, such as the Youth Union.