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This article lists political parties in '''[[Marchenia]]'''.
{{Infobox event
| title                    = Weekend of the Cannonade
| image                    = José Moscardó, Francisco Franco, Ramón Serrano Súñer (1938).jpg
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| caption                  = {{wp|General|Gen.}} [[Alejandro Rouco]] (center left) prepares to announce the transfer of power to the public in Carutagua following the purge's end.
| native_name              = Fin de semana del Cannonade
| native_name_lang        = {{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}
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| duration                = April 2 - April 5, 1926
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| location                = [[Nuxica]]
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| also_known_as            = Operation Absolute Will, the Roucan Coup, La Traición Intentada (by pro-Rouco supporters), La Victoria (by pro-Rouco propaganda), La Limpieza (amongst high-level Rouco supporters)
| type                    = {{wp|Coup d'etat}}
| theme                    =
| cause                    = * Concern of Roucoists over [[Functionalist Gaullica|Gaullican]] and functionalist political domination
* Desire of [[Chamber of Industry and Commerce (Nuxica)|business interests]] to maintain {{wp|Neutrality Acts of the 1930s#Neutrality Act of 1939|trade ties}} to [[Great War (Kylaris)#Grand Alliance|friendly nations]]
* Decision of [[Martin Fernan|Martín Fernán]] to deepen ties with the [[Functionalist Gaullica|Parti Populaire]]
* Opposition to Fernan's functionalist policies
* Rouco's desire to maintain Nuxican geopolitical sovereignty
* Elimination of internal threats to the junta
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| organisers              = {{Plainlist|
* [[Alejandro Rouco]]
* [[Bruno Noboa]]
* [[Maximiliano Vera]]
* [[Emmanuel Arrabal]]}}
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| participants            = [[Nuxican Army]], [[Civil Guard (Nuxica)|Civil Guard]], [[Guardians of the Nation (Nuxica)|Guardianes de la Nación]]
| outcome                  = * {{wp|General|Gen.}} [[Alejandro Rouco]] seizes control of the [[Council of National Restoration and Consolidation|junta]]
* [[Martin Fernan|Martín Fernán]] summarily executed in a raid on his home
* Near total purge of functionalist public officials
* De-facto end of Nuxican geopolitical neutrality
* Cementing of the buisiness-military relationship
| casualties1              = Reported 129, estimates range from ~250 to ~1000
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| reported missing        = 30 officially reported missing, estimates range from 100 to 120 public officials
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| arrests                  = 3000-5000 overall detentions
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}}


The '''Weekend of the Cannonade''' ({{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}: ''Fin de semana del Cannonade''), or '''the Roucan Coup''', also known as '''Operation Absolute Will''' ({{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}: ''Operación Absoluta Voluntad''), was a {{wp|coup d'etat}} and {{wp|purge}} that took place in [[Nuxica]] from the 2nd of April to the 5th of April, 1926. On that day, [[Alejandro Rouco]], {{wp|General of the army|General of the Nuxican Army}}, launched an internal operation against [[Martin Fernan|Martín Fernán]]–then leader of the [[Council of National Restoration and Consolidation|Nuxican military government]] Rouco was supported by [[Association for National Rejuvination|nationalist politician]] and buisiness leader [[Bruno Noboa]], as well as military and paramilitary leaders [[Maximiliano Vera]] and [[Emmanuel Arrabal]]. Following the seizure of power Rouco ordered a systematic purge of all major Fernanists and influential functionalists within the junta, consolidating his power as leader of the junta and guaranteeing continued political and economic association with [[Estmere]], [[Werania]], [[Etruria]], and [[Narozalica]]. The official narrative by pro-Rouco sources claimed that the coup was actually launched by functionalists, and that his forces were merely reacting in defense of the junta in order to maintain national stability and security.
==Parties with federal representation==
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:left;"
The primary agents of the coup were the [[Nuxican Army]]-led by Rouco, the [[Civil Guard (Nuxica)|Civil Guard]]-led by Vera, and the [[Guardians of the Nation (Nuxica)|Guardianes de la Nación]]-led by Arrabal. Many of those killed, however, were members of Nuxican Army and Guardianes aligned with Fernan. Fernan himself was captured and {{wp|summary execution|summarily executed}} in a raid on his {{wp|estancia}}, making him the most high-profile victim of the operation. Members of the [[Functionalist Party of Nuxica|Functionalist Party]], such as party chairman [[Adan Quesada|Adán Quesada]], were also arrested on charges of {{wp|treason}}-with many also being summarily executed or imprisoned. Politicians also not aligned with the junta were also detained, with many being imprisoned or forced to swear loyalty to the military government. Finally, many remaining members of the [[Nuxican Section of the Workers' International]] who had previously escaped the {{wp|death penalty}} in the aftermath of the [[Nuxican Revolution]] were also killed.
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!  !! Party logo !! Party name !! Leader !! [[Senate (Marchenia)|Senate]] seats !! [[National Assembly (Marchenia)|National Assembly]] seats !! Seats in state<br>governments !! [[Marchenia|Local government]]<br>seats!! Ideology
Rouco, a staunch Nuxican nationalist, viewed Martín Fernán's insistence on developing close relations with [[Functionalist Gaullica]]-at the pressuring of Adán Quesada, as the beginning stages of Nuxica promulgating official defense agreements and accords. Such behavior was seen by many within the military and political establishment as highly treasonous, as they viewed such treaties as tantamount to Nuxican subservience to Gaullica. In addition Rouco was also wary of the influence Marirana, which Gaullica also had close ties to, could possibly have over Nuxican politics should diplomatic and military ties be furthered. Furthermore, Rouco was equally concerned with the rising 'functionalization' of the armed forces given Quesada's increasing authority within the military-which included the ability to weigh in on military organization and policy. The Functionalist Party had also been growing in power within the bureaucratic structure of Nuxica, in many ways forming {{wp|deep state|quasi-deep state}} outside of military and nominal political authority. Finally, members of the [[Chamber of Industry and Commerce (Nuxica)|Chamber of Industry and Commerce]] wished to maintain lucrative Euclean business ties, which had been placed under threat by Fernan's implementation of functionalist policies and growing closeness with Gaullica and [[Heavenly Xiaodongese Empire|Xiaodong]](?).
|-
 
| rowspan="1.5" style="background: #002664;" |
129 soldiers and politicians were reported to have been killed as part of "anti-coup operations," though the true number of soldiers, officials, and civilians killed as a result of the coup and purge is believed to range widely, with the lower estimates being around 250 and the upper estimates being as high as 1000. A further 30 public officials were reported missing in the wake of the coup, though historians belive up to 120 public officials were {{wp|force disappearance|forcibly disappeared}}. Up to a further 5000 individuals were arrested and interrogated, though not all were killed or tried.
| [[File:UDM.png|150px]]  
 
[[Marchenian Democratic Union]]<br>''Unión Democrática Marcheniana''
Following the coup, the event began to be known officially as The Victory ({{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}: ''La Victoria''), the Attempted Betrayal ({{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}: ''La Traición Intentada''), or the the Weekend of Absolute Will ({{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}: ''El fin de semana de la Voluntad Absoluta'') by pro-Rouco propaganda as part of a larger anti-functionalist, anti-Fernanist narrative. The latter name is actually a thinly-veiled reference to the name for the operation, as well as the codeword that set it in motion.
| [[File:Enrique_Peña_Nieto_(16411998596)_(cropped).jpg|100px]]<br>[[Emiliano Fernandino]]
 
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|94|310|#002664}}
== Background ==
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#002664}}
=== Factionalism within the Junta ===
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#002664}}
{{main|Militaristas Nacionales (faction)|Comercialistas (faction)|Fatherland Defense Front}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#002664}}
[[File:Juan Vicente Gómez and López Contreras in Maracay, 1934.jpg|300px|thumb|left|[[Martin Fernan|Martín Fernán]] and [[Adan Quesada|Adán Quesada]], Foreign Minister and [[Fatherland Defense Front|FDP]] chairman, during a victory parade in Carutagua 1925.]]
|
 
*{{wp|Modern liberalism}}
Following the victory of the [[Nacionalistas (faction)|Nacionalistas]] in the [[Nuxican Revolution]], divisions between different political ideologies and factions began to emerge as the military junta cemented control over the whole of the country and began to decide how to best direct the country's governance. Specifically, many groups began to place pressure upon nominal junta leader [[Martin Fernan|Martín Fernán]] in order to sway him to support their side. The primary factions within the military government were the [[Militaristas Nacionales (faction)|Militaristas Nacionales]], the [[Comercialistas (faction)|Comercialistas]], and the [[Fatherland Defense Front]]. The Militaristas Nacionales, predominantly right-wing conservatives, traditionalists, general Nuxican nationalists, and lingering aristocrats, are primarily concerned with maintaining Nuxican geopolitical independence, sovereignty, national security and stability, and anti-leftist action. These officials and officers made up a significant portion of the military's command structure and the majority of the rank and file, being de-facto led by {{wp|General of the Army}} [[Alejandro Rouco]]. The Comercialistas made up representatives, lobbyists, and business magnates-turned-politicians from the country's [[Chamber of Industry and Commerce (Nuxica)|business lobby]], led by CIC president [[Bruno Noboa]]. The [[Fatherland Defense Front]] ({{wp|Spanish language|Auratian}}: ''Frente de Defensa de la Patria''; FDP) was made up of Nuxican ultranationalists, far-right demagogues, and functionalist provocateurs with ties to Gaullica, and was led by party chair [[Adan Quesada|Adán Quesada]]. The FDP had limited levels of support from within the armed forces, but held considerable sway within the civil services of the nation, and were also quite influential in directing government policy under Fernán.
*{{wp|Social liberalism}}
 
*{{wp|Centrism}}
=== Tensions between the Functionalists and the Nuxican Armed Forces ===
|-
=== Tensions between the Chamber of Industry and Commerce and Fernán ===
| colspan="8" | The Marchenian Democratic Union was formed in 1990 following the [[Marigold Revolution (Marchenia)|Marigold Revolution]], the end of the [[Government of National Salvation and Rejuvenation|civic-military dictatorship]], and the collapse of the [[Party of Republican Institutions#Liberal-wing|Party of Republican Institutions]]. The party sources its political heritage largely from the former [[Democratic Movement (Marchenia)|Democratic Movement]], the [[National Citizenry (Marchenia)|National Citizenry]], and [[Liberty Front (Marchenia)|Liberty Front]] that briefly governed the country between 1930 and 1938, prior to the [[1938 Marchenian coup d'etat|end of democracy]] in 1938. Initially formed as a {{wp|center-left politics|center-left}} party, the party has since adopted a number of centrist and center-right positions following its 2007 split with [[The Left (Marchenia)|The Left]]. At current the party is described as being firmly centrist, with many political theorists placing it into the category of center-leaning-right. It is the largest party in [[Parliament (Marchenia)|Parliament]] though its hold on the government has slipped since [[2010 Marchenian parliamentary elections|2010]], owing largely to corruption scandals and voter dissatisfaction.
=== Rouco, Vera, and Arrabal ===
|-
== Events ==
| rowspan="2" style="background: #000000;" |
=== April 2nd ===
| [[File:NPR.png|150px]]
=== April 3rd ===
|  [[New Republican Pole (Marchenia)|New Republican Pole]]<br>''Nuevo Polo Republicano''
=== April 4th ===
| [[File:Andrew_Cuomo_2014_(cropped).jpg|100px]]<br>[[Juan David Obregon]]
=== April 5th ===
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|80|310|#000000}}
== Aftermath ==
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#000000}}
=== Domestic reaction ===
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|910|#000000}}
=== International reaction ===
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#000000}}
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*{{wp|Right-wing populism}}
*{{wp|National conservatism}}
*{{wp|Paternalistic conservatism}}
*{{wp|Integralism|Neo-Integralism}}
*{{wp|Syncretic politics|Syncretism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | The New Republican Pole was founded in 2010 by {{wp|member of parliament|MPs}} of the [[People's Convergence (Marchenia)|People's Convergence]] and [[Agricultural Party (Marchenia(|Agricultural Party]] dissatisfied with the direction of their respective parties. The NPR sits within the {{wp|far-right politics|far-right}} of the political spectrum and has adopted many {{wp|right-wing populism|populist}}, {{wp|paternalistic conservatism|paternalistic}}, and {{wp|Integralism|Neo-Integralist}} political stances. Its sudden outgrowth has placed some pressure on parties such as the People's Convergence, the Agricultural Party, and even the Marchenian Democratic Union, to reform their platforms. In [[2015 Marchenian parliamentary elections|the 2015 elections]] the party supplanted the CdP to become the second-largest party in [[Parliament (Marchenia)|Parliament]], leaving many to opine the possibility of a NPR-CdP-PA {{wp|coalition government}}.
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #FFCC00;" |
| [[File:CdP.png|150px]]  
[[People's Convergence (Marchenia)|People's Convergence]]<br>''Convergencia del Pueblo''
| [[File:Marco_Rubio_(23659965265).jpg|100px]]<br>[[Ernesto Correa]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|42|310|#FFCC00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#FFCC00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#FFCC00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#FFCC00}}
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*{{wp|Social conservatism}}
*{{wp|Economic liberalism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | The People's Convergence Party was formed in 1990 following the [[Marigold Revolution (Marchenia)|Marigold Revolution]], having its roots in the conservative wing of the [[Party of Republican Institutions#Conservative-wing|Party of Republican Institutions]] and the pre-1938 [[Conservative Party (Marchenia)|Conservative Party]]. It sources much of its current day membership from {{wp|Christian democracy|Sotirian democrats}} and {{wp|moderate conservatism|moderate conservatives}}. It has been described as a {{wp|center-right politics|center-right}} to {{wp|right-wing politics|right-wing}} political party, though under the leadership of [[Ernesto Correa]] the party has adopted a number of harder right-wing and some {{wp|far-right politics|far-right}} positions in an attempt to circumvent the [[New Republican Pole (Marchenia)|New Republican Pole]]. Previously the second-largest party in [[Parliament (Marchenia)|Parliament]], the CdP was supplanted by the NPR following the [[2015 Marchenian parliamentary election|2015 parliamentary election]].
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #CE1126;" |
| [[File:IZQ.png|150px]]
|  [[The Left (Marchenia)|The Left]]<br>''La Izquierda''
| [[File:Ortega_Lula_-_ABr_28.07.20102225_(cropped).JPG|100px]]<br>[[Luis Zoido]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|30|310|#CE1126}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#CE1126}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|910|#CE1126}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#CE1126}}
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*{{wp|Social democracy}}
*{{wp|Democratic socialism}}
*{{wp|Left-wing nationalism}}
*{{wp|Socialism of the 21st century}}
|-
| colspan="8" | The Left is a {{wp|left-wing politics|left-wing}} political party, initially part of the Marchenian Section of the Worker's International, that reemerged following the [[Marigold Revolution (Marchenia)|Marigold Revolution]] and a subsequent split with the SMIT over the direction of the party. Since then the party has charted its own path, becoming the recognized party of the left in Marchenia. It is currently the fourth largest party in [[Parliament (Marchenia)|Parliament]].
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #964B00;" |
| [[File:PDMin.png|150px]]
| [[Party of Minority Rights (Marchenia)|Party of Minority Rights]]<br>''Partido de los Derechos de las Minorías''
| [[File:Raleiigh, NC Town Hall - 49644459688 (1).jpg|100px]]<br>[[Juana Espiga]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|16|310|#964B00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#964B00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#964B00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#964B00}}
|
*{{wp|African-American leftism|Bahio-Marchenian leftism}}
*{{wp|Anti-imperialism}}
*{{wp|Anti-racism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | The Party of Minority rights was formed in 1990 following the [[Marigold Revolution (Marchenia)|Marigold Revolution]] and is primarily geared towards the interests of [[Bahia|Bahio-Marchenians]], though it does frequently form alliances with [[Indigenous Unity (Marchenia)|Indigenous Unity]], as well as fight for the interests of [[Coius|Coio-Marchenians]] within the country. It frequently forms electoral alliances with the [[Marchenian Democratic Union (Marchenia)|Marchenian Democratic Union]] via a {{wp|confidence and supply}} agreement.
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #CC9900;" |
| [[File:PAg.png|150px]]
|  [[Agricultural Party (Marchenia)|Agricultural Party]]<br>''Partido Agrícola''
| [[File:Luis_Gutiérrez_official_photo.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Simon Indiano|Simón Indiano]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|16|310|#CC9900}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#CC9900}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#CC9900}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#CC9900}}
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*{{wp|Agrarianism}}
*{{wp|Christiam democracy|Sotirian democracy}}
*{{wp|Conservatism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | The Agricultural Party is the oldest political entity still active within the country, being formed in 1865, and largely escaped the widespread {{wp|ban|banning of many political parties}} during the [[Government of National Salvation and Rejuvenation|civic-military dictatorship]]. It has primarily held power in local and state elections, forming a political alliance with the [[People's Convergence (Marchenia)|People's Convergence]] following the latter's founding in 1990. Recent trends under the leadership of [[Simon Indiano|Simón Indiano]] have seen the party adopt some {{wp|right-wing politics|right-wing}} policy positions.
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #7F0000;" |
| [[File:SMIT.png |150px]]
|  [[Marchenian Section of the Worker's International (Marchenia)|Marchenian Section of the Worker's International]]<br>''Sección Marcheniana de la Internacional de Trabajadores''
| [[File:Nicolás Maduro (2019-10-25) 02.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Mateo Cambeiro]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|12|310|#7F0000}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#7F0000}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#7F0000}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#7F0000}}
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*{{wp|Evolutionary socialism}}
*{{wp|Soviet democracy|Council democracy}}
*{{wp|Libertarian socialism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | The Marchenian Section of the Worker's International is a {{wp|far-left politics|far-left}} political party, initially established in 1910 as a merger of the [[Socialist Party of Marchenia]], the [[Worker's and Laborer's Party (Marchenia)|Worker's and Laborer's Party]], and the various {{wp|anarchism|anarchist}} groups, that reemerged following the [[Marigold Revolution (Marchenia)|Marigold Revolution]]. The party had previously operated between 1910 and 1938 before being banned following the [[1938 Marchenian coup d'etat|1938 coup d'etat]]. It was a significant part of the [[Marchenian resistance movement]] that emerged during ''La Dictablanda'' against the [[Government of National Salvation and Rejuvenation|civic-military dictatorship]], though it was later overtaken by more liberal entities. Largely absent from national politics, the party nevertheless serves as an alternative to [[The Left (Marchenia)|The Left]] and is popular with student movements, as well as those on the more radical side of the leftist political spectrum.
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #267F00;" |
| [[File:VERDE.png|150px]]
|  [[Verde (Marchenia)|Verde]]<br>''Verde''
| [[File:Conversation_About_America's_Future_with_Anand_Giridharadas_at_SXSW_(48466867542)_(cropped2).jpg|100px]]<br>[[Natalia Quesada]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|11|310|#267F00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#267F00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#267F00}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#267F00}}
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*{{wp|Green politics}}
*{{wp|Modern liberalism}}
*{{wp|Communalism}}
*{{wp|Eco-socialism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | Verde was founded in 1997 by {{wp|List of climate scientists|climate scientists}}, {{wp|Environmental movement|green activists}}, and {{wp|progressivisim|progressives}} who saw the lack of political parties focused on {{wp|green politics}} following the national resumption of democracy. Anti-nuclear, anti-fossil fuels, pro-green energy, and {{wp|Eco-socialism|eco-socialist}}, Verde has pushed for policies geared towards securing {{wp|carbon neutrality}} within the coming decades. 
|-
| rowspan="2" style="background: #C87137;" |
| [[File:UnIn.png|150px]]
|  [[Indigenous Unity (Marchenia)|Indigenous Unity]]<br>''Unidad Indígena''
| [[File:Ben Shelly.jpg|100px]]<br>[[Esteban Tasis]]
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|9|310|#C87137}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|700|#C87137}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|900|#C87137}}
| {{Template:Infobox political party/seats|0|35750|#C87137}}
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*{{wp|Political parties of minorities|Indigenous interests}}
*{{wp|Environmentalism}}
*{{wp|Conservation movement|Conservationism}}
|-
| colspan="8" | Indigenous Unity was formed in 1990 following the [[Marigold Revolution (Marchenia)|Marigold Revolution]], being primarily aimed at preserving indigenous communities and the indigenous way of life. It lacks a large following nationwide, mainly focusing on local and state elections, though it does lend support to the [[Marchenian Democratic Union]] via a {{wp|confidence and supply}} agreement.
|-
|}

Latest revision as of 16:12, 5 February 2021

This article lists political parties in Marchenia.

Parties with federal representation

Party logo Party name Leader Senate seats National Assembly seats Seats in state
governments
Local government
seats
Ideology
UDM.png Marchenian Democratic Union
Unión Democrática Marcheniana
Enrique Peña Nieto (16411998596) (cropped).jpg
Emiliano Fernandino
94 / 310
0 / 700
0 / 900
0 / 35,750
The Marchenian Democratic Union was formed in 1990 following the Marigold Revolution, the end of the civic-military dictatorship, and the collapse of the Party of Republican Institutions. The party sources its political heritage largely from the former Democratic Movement, the National Citizenry, and Liberty Front that briefly governed the country between 1930 and 1938, prior to the end of democracy in 1938. Initially formed as a center-left party, the party has since adopted a number of centrist and center-right positions following its 2007 split with The Left. At current the party is described as being firmly centrist, with many political theorists placing it into the category of center-leaning-right. It is the largest party in Parliament though its hold on the government has slipped since 2010, owing largely to corruption scandals and voter dissatisfaction.
NPR.png New Republican Pole
Nuevo Polo Republicano
Andrew Cuomo 2014 (cropped).jpg
Juan David Obregon
80 / 310
0 / 700
0 / 910
0 / 35,750
The New Republican Pole was founded in 2010 by MPs of the People's Convergence and Agricultural Party dissatisfied with the direction of their respective parties. The NPR sits within the far-right of the political spectrum and has adopted many populist, paternalistic, and Neo-Integralist political stances. Its sudden outgrowth has placed some pressure on parties such as the People's Convergence, the Agricultural Party, and even the Marchenian Democratic Union, to reform their platforms. In the 2015 elections the party supplanted the CdP to become the second-largest party in Parliament, leaving many to opine the possibility of a NPR-CdP-PA coalition government.
CdP.png People's Convergence
Convergencia del Pueblo
Marco Rubio (23659965265).jpg
Ernesto Correa
42 / 310
0 / 700
0 / 900
0 / 35,750
The People's Convergence Party was formed in 1990 following the Marigold Revolution, having its roots in the conservative wing of the Party of Republican Institutions and the pre-1938 Conservative Party. It sources much of its current day membership from Sotirian democrats and moderate conservatives. It has been described as a center-right to right-wing political party, though under the leadership of Ernesto Correa the party has adopted a number of harder right-wing and some far-right positions in an attempt to circumvent the New Republican Pole. Previously the second-largest party in Parliament, the CdP was supplanted by the NPR following the 2015 parliamentary election.
IZQ.png The Left
La Izquierda
Ortega Lula - ABr 28.07.20102225 (cropped).JPG
Luis Zoido
30 / 310
0 / 700
0 / 910
0 / 35,750
The Left is a left-wing political party, initially part of the Marchenian Section of the Worker's International, that reemerged following the Marigold Revolution and a subsequent split with the SMIT over the direction of the party. Since then the party has charted its own path, becoming the recognized party of the left in Marchenia. It is currently the fourth largest party in Parliament.
PDMin.png Party of Minority Rights
Partido de los Derechos de las Minorías
Raleiigh, NC Town Hall - 49644459688 (1).jpg
Juana Espiga
16 / 310
0 / 700
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The Party of Minority rights was formed in 1990 following the Marigold Revolution and is primarily geared towards the interests of Bahio-Marchenians, though it does frequently form alliances with Indigenous Unity, as well as fight for the interests of Coio-Marchenians within the country. It frequently forms electoral alliances with the Marchenian Democratic Union via a confidence and supply agreement.
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Partido Agrícola
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Simón Indiano
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The Agricultural Party is the oldest political entity still active within the country, being formed in 1865, and largely escaped the widespread banning of many political parties during the civic-military dictatorship. It has primarily held power in local and state elections, forming a political alliance with the People's Convergence following the latter's founding in 1990. Recent trends under the leadership of Simón Indiano have seen the party adopt some right-wing policy positions.
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Sección Marcheniana de la Internacional de Trabajadores
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Mateo Cambeiro
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The Marchenian Section of the Worker's International is a far-left political party, initially established in 1910 as a merger of the Socialist Party of Marchenia, the Worker's and Laborer's Party, and the various anarchist groups, that reemerged following the Marigold Revolution. The party had previously operated between 1910 and 1938 before being banned following the 1938 coup d'etat. It was a significant part of the Marchenian resistance movement that emerged during La Dictablanda against the civic-military dictatorship, though it was later overtaken by more liberal entities. Largely absent from national politics, the party nevertheless serves as an alternative to The Left and is popular with student movements, as well as those on the more radical side of the leftist political spectrum.
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Verde
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Natalia Quesada
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Verde was founded in 1997 by climate scientists, green activists, and progressives who saw the lack of political parties focused on green politics following the national resumption of democracy. Anti-nuclear, anti-fossil fuels, pro-green energy, and eco-socialist, Verde has pushed for policies geared towards securing carbon neutrality within the coming decades.
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Unidad Indígena
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Esteban Tasis
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Indigenous Unity was formed in 1990 following the Marigold Revolution, being primarily aimed at preserving indigenous communities and the indigenous way of life. It lacks a large following nationwide, mainly focusing on local and state elections, though it does lend support to the Marchenian Democratic Union via a confidence and supply agreement.