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The exposure of the [[neoliberal conspiracy]] turned public opinion overwhelmingly against the UFP. It barely entered [[Gylian Parliament|Parliament]] in [[Gylian federal election, 1990|1990]], becoming the smallest bloc. It has since remained a marginalised presence, managing to narrowly remain in Parliament but isolated from mainstream politics and strongly unpopular due to its right-wing program and rejection of the [[Gylian consensus]]. | The exposure of the [[neoliberal conspiracy]] turned public opinion overwhelmingly against the UFP. It barely entered [[Gylian Parliament|Parliament]] in [[Gylian federal election, 1990|1990]], becoming the smallest bloc. It has since remained a marginalised presence, managing to narrowly remain in Parliament but isolated from mainstream politics and strongly unpopular due to its right-wing program and rejection of the [[Gylian consensus]]. | ||
It lost all its seats in the [[Gylian federal election, 2020|2020 federal election]]. | |||
==Composition== | ==Composition== | ||
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==Ideology== | ==Ideology== | ||
The | The UFP is the main right-wing bloc of [[Politics of Gylias|Gylian politics]]. Its parties coalesce around support for {{wpl|classical liberalism}}, {{wpl|economic liberalism}}, and {{wpl|neoliberalism}} — all rejected by [[Liberalism in Gylias|mainstream liberalism]]. It also includes parties with {{wpl|corporate statism|corporate statist}} and {{wpl|right-libertarianism|right-libertarian}} positions. | ||
==Symbols== | ==Symbols== | ||
The | The UFP uses a dark shade of blue as its common colour. | ||
==Electoral results== | ==Electoral results== | ||
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! [[Gylian federal election, 2020|2020]] | ! [[Gylian federal election, 2020|2020]] | ||
| | | 57.338 | ||
| | | 0,3% | ||
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-UFP/meta/color}}| | | {{Composition bar|hex={{G-UFP/meta/color}}|0|500}} | ||
| {{ | |{{N/A|No seats}} | ||
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===Regional elections=== | ===Regional elections=== | ||
{{main|List of Gylian regional elections}} | |||
===Municipal elections=== | ===Municipal elections=== | ||
{{main|List of Gylian municipal elections}} | {{main|List of Gylian municipal elections}} | ||
{{Gylian political parties}} | |||
[[Category:Gylian political parties]] | [[Category:Gylian political parties]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:06, 19 June 2021
Union for Freedom and Prosperity | |
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| Founded | 1989 |
| Ideology | |
| Political position | Right-wing |
| Colors | Dark blue |
The Union for Freedom and Prosperity (French reformed: Union pour liberté et prosperité) is an electoral bloc of right-wing parties in Gylias. Formed in 1989, it is the main right-wing electoral bloc in Gylias.
History
The bloc was formed in 1989, in the context of the wretched decade and the dérive au droite. Founding parties FEP and IFP were originally in the National Bloc, but had increasingly moved rightwards and closer to radicalised and populist right-wing formations. They split from the NB in 1989 to establish the new bloc, joined by three other parties — the PP, PFG, and ECM.
The exposure of the neoliberal conspiracy turned public opinion overwhelmingly against the UFP. It barely entered Parliament in 1990, becoming the smallest bloc. It has since remained a marginalised presence, managing to narrowly remain in Parliament but isolated from mainstream politics and strongly unpopular due to its right-wing program and rejection of the Gylian consensus.
It lost all its seats in the 2020 federal election.
Composition
| Party | Main ideology | |
|---|---|---|
| Prosperity Party (PP) | ||
| Independent Freedom Party (IFP) | Neoliberalism | |
| Party for Growth (PFG) | Right-libertarianism | |
| Free Economy Party (FEP) | Economic liberalism | |
| Economic Convergence Movement (ECM) | ||
Ideology
The UFP is the main right-wing bloc of Gylian politics. Its parties coalesce around support for classical liberalism, economic liberalism, and neoliberalism — all rejected by mainstream liberalism. It also includes parties with corporate statist and right-libertarian positions.
Symbols
The UFP uses a dark shade of blue as its common colour.
Electoral results
| Election | Chamber of Deputies | Senate | Government | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FPV | % | Seats | FPV | % | Seats | ||
| 1990 | 196.878 | 2,0% | 3 / 500
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187.016 | 1,9% | 3 / 300
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Opposition |
| 1995 | 195.498 | 1,8% | 3 / 500
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217.176 | 2,0% | 3 / 300
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Opposition |
| 2000 | 133.883 | 1,1% | 2 / 500
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N/A | Opposition | ||
| 2004 | 105.467 | 0,8% | 2 / 500
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Opposition | |||
| 2008 | 130.416 | 0,9% | 2 / 500
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Opposition | |||
| 2012 | 111.844 | 0,7% | 2 / 500
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Opposition | |||
| 2016 | 105.256 | 0,6% | 2 / 500
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Opposition | |||
| 2020 | 57.338 | 0,3% | 0 / 500
|
No seats | |||
Regional elections
Municipal elections
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