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| name = Acima
| name = Paretian Socialist Movement
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| leader = [[Talia Caselles]]
| president =  
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| chairperson =   [[Isilda Cerqueira]]
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| founders = [[Isilda Cerqueira]]<br>[[Selena Caprichoso]]<br>[[Paulo Sérgio Lima]]<br>[[António De Armas]]<br>[[Horácio Pacau]]
| founders = [[Julío Pires]]<br>[[Juan Ruíz Giménez]]<br>[[Suzana Coutinho]]<br>[[Lluc Delgada]]<br>
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| leader1_title = Deputy Leaders
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| founded = {{start date|2022|07|2}}
| founded =         2 September 1976
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| headquarters = [[Precea]], [[Luzela]]
| newspaper =  
| newspaper = ''Mudança''
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| student_wing = [[Student Victory Front]]
| student_wing = Students 4 Change
| youth_wing = [[Acimitas]]
| youth_wing = Social Youth Movement
| womens_wing = [[Acima Women's Front]]
| womens_wing = Social Feminists Movement
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| slogan = ''"Acima o Povo, Acima Paretia!"''<br>(Up with the people, up with Paretia!)
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'''Acima''' ({{wp|Portuguese language|Luzelese}}: Acima; {{wp|Spanish language|Esmeiran}}: Arriba; {{wp|Galician language|Visegan}}: Acima; {{wp|Catalan language|Tosuton}}: Amunt), sometimes abbreviated '''Ac''', is a {{wp|right-wing populist}} political party in [[Paretia]]. It was created after the unification of the populist [[O Povo]] political alliance, made up of the [[Patron League]] and [[Independence Movement (Paretia)|Independence Movement]], formerly the [[Alternative Party (Paretia)|Alt Party]], in July of 2022. It is lead by Paretian Premier [[Isilda Cerqueira]], and co-led by [[Selena Caprichoso]] and [[Horácio Pacau]]. It formed during the middle of the [[2022 Paretian constitutional crisis]]. It is commonly referred to as a successor to the Patron League and mainly meant to function as a unification of the O Povo alliance.
The '''Paretian Socialist Movement''' ({{wp|Portuguese language|Luzelese}}: Socialist Movementas da Paretia; {{wp|Spanish language|Esmeiran}}: Social Demócratas de Paretia; {{wp|Galician language|Visegan}}: Social Demócratas de Paretia; {{wp|Catalan language|Tosuton}}: Social Demòcrates de Paretia), or the '''MSP''' is a {{wp|center-left}} political party in [[Paretia]]. It was founded in 1976 by a merging of the [[Euclean Paretian Socialist Movementic Party]] and many other parties such as the [[Movement of Social Democrats]], and former moderate members of the [[Paretian Section of the Worker's Internationale]] and [[Labour Party of Paretia]], and other left-wing parties. It was formed after the growth of [[New Democracy]] which had recently won the 1975 election in a massive landslide without the need of a coalition government to control the country. Since 2011 it has lead the opposition of the Paretian legislature.


The party takes heavy inspiration from the [[Tribune Movement]] in Etruria. It is the largest right-wing populist political party in the [[Euclean Community]].
The Party's first successes were in the 1980's when the urge to join the [[Euclean Community]] began to attract voters, they took advantage of this and promised to join the [[Euclean Community]] by the end of the century. This message and their policies on Healthcare, Promoting unions, and Infrastructure, would lead to their first victory in the election of 1990 where they had control of every part of the government, with [[Julío Pires]] as Premier. In the [[1991 Paretian Referendum]] to join the EC, which their support would lead to joining the EC in a massive landslide vote. They would be able to successfully get Paretia to join the [[Euclean Community|EC]] with by 1995 and implemented many of the policies the community promoted, they would be in control until 2003, and then returned to power for only three years from 2008-2011.  
==History==
[[File:Isabel Díaz Ayuso (52056946614).jpg|210px|thumb|left|[[Isilda Cerqueira]], leader of Acima]]
In 2022 the [[Patron League]] and [[Alternative Party (Paretia)|Alt Party]] had been together in government for almost a year, both in the [[O Povo]] Alliance. The far-right policies began to sway away some members of the Alternative Party who began to criticize Premier [[Isilda Cerqueira]] and her government, as well as their party's leader [[Horácio Pacau]]. After the passing of the Jimeno Carazo Literature Law in June of 2022 many members of the Alt Party would meet with their leader over disagreements within the party beginning to grow.


A few days after the meetings the party announced plans to split into two new parties, one being centre-leaning populist and the other far-right populist. These became the [[National Reform Party]] and [[Independence Movement]] respectfully. The majority of the O Povo alliance fell, as only the Independence Movement stayed, with a small portion of it's members having left into the PRN. In late June they began to meet with Premier Cerqueira and the Patron League, as the two parties realized their platforms were extremely similar.
Today it leads the [[Coalition of the Radical Left]] political alliance.


In July of 2022 the parties decided that the Independence Movement would not last as it was, deciding to merge the two parties into a new singular party. Premier Cerqueira stated that the Patron League had plans to rebrand in some fashion in the near future and that the merger was the perferct chance to do so, becoming the new Acima party which united the right-wing populists in the country into a singular party.
==History==
===Foundation===
[[File:Felipe González 1985c (cropped).jpg|200px|thumb|left|[[Julío Pires]], founder of the Socialist Movements, in 1981]] In the 1970s, political turmoil grew in Paretia, a failed coup attempt against the unpopular [[Caetano Ribeira Da Vila]] saw ferver of political factions during the decade, the issue of joining the [[Euclean Community]] was becoming forefront as the [[Great Game]] was beginning to end. MSP party founder [[Julío Pires]] was a member of the [[Euclean Paretian Socialist Movementic Party]], a center-left political party that advocated joining the [[Euclean Community]]. During this time many political parties began to form, the main left-wing party at the time, the [[Paretian Labour Party]], had split apart between pro-EC and anti-EC factions, and was losing popularity to the center and right.  The [[New Democracy]] party lead by [[Timoteo Cabral]] made would win election in 1975, the PTP lost most of it's voters to splinter parties who were discouraged by the refusal attempt to join the EC by [[Eugênio Dantas]], as well as backtracking on labour policy during his tenure. Pires founded what was initially called the Socialist Movementic Unity Party in 1976. Pires and his allies seized the opportunity to take control of the now disunified left-wing, and the MSP would win 9% of the vote in 1978, though still in opposition, it allied with other left-wing parties and eventually Pires would convince them to join the Socialist Movementic Unity Party soon after, renaming the party to the Paretian Socialist Movement.


==Ideology==
===Early years===
===Paretian nationalism===
[[File:SDrallyin1981.jpg|370px|thumb|right|Socialist Movement meeting in 1981]]
[[File:Acto de Vox en Vistalegre (31286069978).jpg|300px|thumb|right|Patron League rally in [[Herança]], 2020]]
During Cabral's term the Socialist Movements lead the left-wing portion of the opposition, alongside the Liberal-Centrist parties as well. In 1980 Pires decided to give up his leadership to his deputy [[Suzana Coutinho]], his reason for doing so was stated as "personal reasons", the party would meet with Socialist Movements from various other Euclean nations and establish close ties with them, joining the EC became the center position of the party.  
{{wp|Nationalism}} is a core belief of Acima, and has consistently had it's members state that alongside {{wp|populism}}, it has been an integral stance of the party. The party believes that "Paretia comes before all others" on foreign issues, with the promotion of what the party calls "Paretia first" policies. Critics of the League have made comparisons of Paretias's nationalism to the [[Functionalist Paretia|Functionalist Paretian state]] ruled by [[Carlos Palmeira]] from 1925 to 1935. The party has denied these accusations, [[Selena Caprichoso]] has said that the comparisons are "disrespectful to the victims of the ''actual'' functionalist authoritarian state we all wish to forget."


Acima has promoted various Paretian nationalist concepts such as one that they call "''[[Nacionalismo de Soberania|Nationalism of Sovereignty]]''" (Nacionalismo de Soberania), which they believe that nationalism in Paretia is founded on the nation's struggle to unify and claim independence as a free nation against outside forces. This idea originated during the [[Euclean Spring]] and the [[Paretian Rervolutionary Conflict]] and rose to prominence during and between the [[Great War]] and the [[Solarian War]]. Using rhetoric that outside forces have continuously sought to subvert Paretian independence, and that the only way to fight against it is within nationalism and promoting Paretian culture.
In the 1981 election the [[Liberals of Paretia]] lead by [[Manuela Morais]] would win the plurality of the votes, at 34%, the MSP won 16% of the vote, and would decide to ally with the centrist government of Morais during her Premiership. The party was given some cabinet positions along with the three other parties that formed the center to center-left government. The government of Morais would lay down the framework for Paretia's acceptance into the Euclean Community, however New Democracy, now lead by [[Martí Solaries]], would run on stopping Paretia from joining the community. The polling of the government collapsed during this time when economic issues began to arrise under the Morais government, Coutinho would give her leadership position to [[Lluc Delgada]] in 1983.  


This leads to the next tenet of Paretian nationalism in the party, "''Protect the Culture''" (Proteja a Cultura), a phrase created by Caprichoso in 2014 that believes, similarly to Nacionalismo de Soberania, that outside forces actively are trying to destroy Paretia's culture and make it more "malleable" by the elites. Acima believes in promoting [[Solarian Catholic Church|Solarian Catholicism]] and the idea the nations of Paretia are "children of the great Solarian Empire". Paretia believes in promotion of a unifying Paretian cultural identity to combat separatism while also protection the unique cultures of the many ethnicities of Paretia. Acima Member [[Rafa Peixoto]] once stated that "Paretia is a nation, a nation of four united in kinship, we will support and protect each other through all time, that is Paretia's identity, that is who we are."
In the 1984 elections the Liberals of Paretia would lose many votes to the right and left, and despite the MSP's participation in the government, they still gained seats in the election, winning 27% of the vote. Many left-wing voters from the SPIO and other parties began to rally around the Socialist Movements at the time, eventually it started to become the sole left-wing party aside from the SPIO.  


===Economic policy===
Julío Pires would return to his leadership rule in 1985, and would become increasingly popular as the government of Solaries began to lose popularity. In 1987 they would win 31% of the vote, and the ND government became a minority government, the popularity of joining the EC greatly increased in the late 80s, the Socialist Movements began to run on a progressive platform, calling for social reforms such as ending the death penalty, universal healthcare, and labour condition regulations gave the party complete advantage in the upcoming election. Economic conditions from the Morais government did not change under Solaries, giving the party even more points against the UC.
====Tax reform====
On taxation the Acima has been in support of tax cuts on the middle and lower classes, but has continuous made the point that they will refuse to lower taxes on the upper class. They have stated that they are purely "populist" and "anti-elitist" on taxation.  


The party believes in cutting taxes especially on the lower class, which they believe is "burden heavily" by taxes. The party while in coalition with other right-wing groups have rejected to pass various bills that cut taxes on the upper class the most, stated that it is "self-enrichment" of the elite.  
===Success and Pires Premiership===
[[File:DelgadaPires1990s.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Pires and Delgada as Premier and Deputy Premier in 1993]]
In the [[1990 Paretian general election|1990 election]], Pires and the Socialist Movement would win in a massive landslide, winning 66% of the vote, and controlling all regional legislatures, it was the largest percentage of the vote garnered by a single political party in Paretian election history. The Socialist Movements could easily run the government on it's own without the help of other parties, and was easily able to begin enacting critical promises made to voters.  


In August 2021 Premier Cerqueira announced the "People's Tax Reform" (Reforma Tributária Popular), a tax reform bill that cut taxes on middle and lower class earners by nearly half. However, the bill refused to cut taxes on the upper class of Paretia, and even on the highest 1%, raised taxes. The LP has made a stance on that they believe that {{wp|trickle down-economics}} is an "elitist lie". The bill also removed various taxes such as {{wp|inheritance tax}} and raised the tax brackets on the lowest earners. LP Economic Minister [[Rafa Peixoto]] has stated that the goal of the bill is to "show the world what Paretia has become, a nation for the people, not for the elitist snobs that rob them."
The first action under Pires was the banning of the death penalty, this was followed by several other social reforms that Pires stated was needed to be done in order to join the Euclean Community. He began a committee to join the EC and began to prepare to organize a referendum. In  his next policies he began to enact regulations on fossil fuels as well as raising the minimum wage by 30%, alongside other labour-related policy issues. In early 1991 the Socialist Movements would nationalize three of some of Paretia's largest banking companies on grounds that they were fraudulent to it's consumers and employees.  


Many experts believe that the Acima approach on taxes is one that appeals to the populist ideas of "us vs them" and {{wp|anti-establishment}} politics. With calling taxing the upper class as "punishment" for robbing Paretians.
In 1991 the government held the [[1991 Paretian Euclean Community membership referendum|EC membership referendum]], the party began a campaign to advocate for the yes vote, the opposition was not able to attract enough support for a no vote. The Socialist Movements were able to gain massive turnout in the election, which saw 74.5% voting yes to join the community. The government officially began to join the EC and in the 1993 election won 66% of the vote, gaining even more seats, and became the largest single party government in Paretian history. In 1995 Paretia officially became a member of the EC alongside [[Amathia]].


====Infrastructure and energy====
In 1993 the party and Pires Premiership reached approval ratings as high as 75%, the highest of any Premier since the beginning of polling. During the [[1994 Paretian general election|1994 election]] they would win 69% of the votes, the party would gain more votes than the previous one, winning the record largest number of seats of any party in Paretian history again.
[[File:Cofrentes nuclear power plant cooling towers.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Acima supports growing nuclear energy in Paretia]]
In February 2022 the Patron League passed a bill lead by Minister of Energy [[Lígia Fernandes Fragata]], the €120 Billion  "National Infrastructure and Energy Plan". The bill focused on infrastructure and energy greatly. The bill would greatly fund expanding nuclear energy, which had been trending downward before in Paretia, Fragata said that "Nuclear is the single best alternative outside of carbon-producing forms of energy, previous governments have tried to slow down efforts in nuclear, our government will revive these efforts". The bill also would fund fossil fuels greatly, such as exploration for natural gas sites in Paretia, as well as subsidizing the coal industry, which the Patron League stated needed to be revived. It also had plans on expanding gas pipeline infrastructure in the country.


The National Infrastructure and Energy Plan also would fund creating new suburban public housing for affordable one-family homes, it created the "Outward Expansion Development Commission", which would be focused on greatly increasing the scale of the suburban areas of the country and zoning new neighborhoods for a growing suburban population. It also funded road infrastructure in suburban and rural areas of the country as well as road repair. It would also fund the expansion of Paretia's high-speed rail lines and repairs for the existing railways, which the Patron League believes needs to "modernize".
===21st Century===


The bill would also fund repairs and expansion to military and border security infrastructure, such as airbases and the border patrol bases, it focuses on "Defense-oriented infrastructure" including roads and railway connections between bases and military installations. As well as expanding upon the Revamped Law and Order Package. It also would increase funding for repairing law enforcement stations in Paretia's towns, including local, regional, and national law enforcement agencies.
==Ideology==
The party is considered {{wp|left-wing}} in nature and has much of it's ideology centered around {{wp|democratic socialism}}, {{wp|social democracy}}, and {{wp|progressivism}}. But still the party encompasses a wide rage of ideals on the left side of the political spectrum. There are smaller portions of the party who lean more towards further left {{wp|socialism}} and towards the center with {{wp|liberalism}}. The party is seen as a unifying party that unites the left under one banner, as other left-wing parties are much smaller in comparison, unlike the right, which in Paretia is divided into groups. In the early years of the party, support for {{wp|worker's unions}} were a major political standing point of the party. In the 21st century, modern progressivism has become a major part of the party's platform as it advocates for policies like LGBT rights, immigration reform, and police reform. The party differs in many ways from the more councilist [[Paretian Section of the Workers' International|SPIO]], some reasons include that it is [[Euclean Community|Pro-EC]] and its support for eastern democracy.


In 2022 the Acima passed massive deregulation bills on fossil fuel companys such as coal mining, and in particular the gas industry in order to combat gas price increases. Acima calls for a energy independent Paretia and will use any forms of energy to do so.
==Organization==
 
===Members===
====Trade====
==Election Results==
The first bill passed by the Patron League was the [[Buy Euclean Steel Initiative]], a proposal made by social democrat leaders in [[Caldia]] and [[Gaullica]]. It was passed with much support from both sides of the political spectrum, except for the center and greens. The initiative incentivized companies to buy steel made in [[Euclea]], rather than steel made in other places like [[Coius]]. The LP saw the proposal as a unique time where the left and far-right agreed on a major bill. Some considered that the Patron reasons for supporting the bill were more enshrined with xenophobia against [[Shangea]], and not supporting Paretian steel workers. Premier Cerqueira claimed that Shangean steel was "dangerous" and "weak", causing outrage from free trade advocates in Paretia.
===Deputada===
 
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In August 2021 he Patron League also created "''Iniciativa Comprar Caseiro''" (Buy Homemade Initiative), a campaign with the goal to incentivize Paretians to buy locally grown foods, clothes, medicine, materials, and vehicles. The goal was the subsidize Paretian business and help Paretian industries faced with foreign competition, especially farmers.
|-
 
! rowspan="2" style="width:60px;"| Election
In 2021 Premier [[Isilda Cerqueira]] announced a rise in {{wp|tariffs}} against many countries, mostly in [[Coius]] and the [[Asterias]]. The largest targets were [[Shangea]] and [[Zorasan]], who Cerqueira has called "unfair and dangerous trade partners to Euclea".
! colspan="4"| [[Câmara Deputada]]
 
! rowspan="2" style="width:30px;"| Rank
In 2022 Acima would pass a bill known as IDATA, that would require foreign investors in the automotive, tech, and agricultural industries to register with the government. The bill also would ban offshoring in these industries, exceptions to these new rules would be to countries Paretia is in a trade deal with.
! rowspan="2" style="width:145px;"| Government
 
! rowspan="2"| Leader
===Foreign policy===
|-
====Euclean Community====
! style="width:75px;"| Votes
The party has been at odds with EC leadership, notably for their overturning of the Tosuton Abortion ruling in the High Court. The EC has ruled that Paretia had been guilty of democratic backsliding in early 2023.
! style="width:45px;"| %
 
! style="width:100px;"| Seats won
====Immigration====
! style="width:40px;"| +/−
====Defence====
|-
===Social policy===
! align="center"|[[1978 Paretian election|1978]]
====Family====
| WIP
[[File:CerqueiraDaycare.jpg|220px|thumb|left|Cerqueira announces the creation of new daycare centers]]
| WIP
The Patron League considers family to be essential to Paretian society and culture and puts emphasis on celebration of the family. In it's 2021 Proclamation it state that it wishes to "Promote the family. Enourage having children, marriage. Help young citizens start families, support parental leave and aide to new families.
| {{Composition bar|34|360|hex=#ff5454}}
 
| {{increase}} 34
In the "Women's Cultural Reform" bills  the Patron League extended maternity leave for Paretian mothers, as well as introduced paternity leave for Paretian fathers. It also increased the punishment for domestic abuse convictions.
| #6
 
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
In November 2021 the Patron League would introduce Universal {{wp|Childcare}}, along with upgrading the standards of childcare facilities in the country. It also would creater a bill to fund policing of abuse of the childcare system by "neglectful parents", as well as investigating abuse by childcare facilities.
| [[Julío Pires]]
 
|-
The Patron League passed [[Projecto: Famílias]] in December of 2021, a program that would give financial aide in monthly payments of €600 to Paretian parents who have a child, and subsequent increase in payments for each child after. It also would give financial aide to newly married couples to pay for things such as weddings. It also mandated a government enforced discount on family products such as supplies for infants or wedding products. It also created new funding for family suburban housing. The goal of Projecto: Famílias was stated as to "rejuvenate the importance of family in the country".
! align="center"|[[1981 Paretian election|1981]]
 
| WIP
====Religion====
| WIP
[[File:LPSotir.jpg|300px|thumb|left|De Armas visiting a Catholic Church]]  
| {{Composition bar|58|360|hex=#ff5454}}
The party considers [[Sotirianity]], more particularly, [[Solarian Catholic Church|Solarian Catholicism]], as the national religion of Paretia, and is integral to the nation's culture.
| {{increase}} 24
 
| #3
In August 2021 after it's instatement as government, the LP passed a law stated that Solarian Catholic Sotirianity will become the official religion of Paretia. The country had previously been officially secular since the fall of [[Functionalist Paretia]] and the creation of the [[Republic of Paretia]]. The party followed by creating "minority faiths" to be recognized on a lower level, to ease controversy. After the Patron League began passing laws that greatly increased the relationship between church and state, such as enforcing prayer at schools and government meetings, allowing clergy to work in education, and added mandatory religious scripture classes to school curriculums. In 2021 the Patron government of [[Visega]] passed a law that allowed teachers to refuse to teach {{wp|evolution}} theory due to faith.
| style="background:#ffffbd;"| Government coalition
| [[Suzana Coutinho]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1984 Paretian election|1984]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|99|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 41
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Lluc Delgada]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1987 Paretian election|1987]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|114|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 15
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1990 Paretian election|1990]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|237|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 123
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Majority Government
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1993 Paretian election|1993]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|248|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 11
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Majority Government
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1996 Paretian election|1996]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|182|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 66
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Majority Government
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1999 Paretian election|1999]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|129|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 53
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Government Coalition
| [[Eduardo De Santa Maria]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2002 Paretian election|2002]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|65|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 64
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Francisco Leitão Da Sã]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2005 Paretian election|2005]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|112|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 65
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Felipe Pascoal]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2008 Paretian election|2008]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|173|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 61
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Government Coalition
| [[Felipe Pascoal]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2011 Paretian election|2011]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|135|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 38
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Leovaldo Damasceno]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2014 Paretian election|2014]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|103|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 32
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2017 Paretian election|2017]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|117|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 14
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2020 Paretian election|2020]]
| 7,734,518
| 33.05%
| {{Composition bar|119|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 2
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2021 Paretian general election|2021]]
| 9,233,115
| 35.83%
| {{Composition bar|129|360|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 10
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|}


In 2022 the Acima also made {{wp|Saint James Matamoros|Saint James}} honorarily a General in the Paretian Army.
===Conselho===


====Law and Order====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; line-height:16px;"
[[File:LPandPolice .jpg|250px|thumb|right|[[Selena Caprichoso]] and [[Guilherme Seid-Queiroz]] with local law enforcement in 2021]]
|-
Acima has called itself a "law and order" party that is against {{wp|rehabiliation}} and prefers {{wp|deterrence}} when it comes to most criminal punishment. They are supportive of militarization of police forces and expanding the strength of the police agencies of Paretia. They are very much for {{wp|capital punishment}}, which has been banned in Paretia since 1995, and have called for bringing it back and legalizing it. An attempt was made by the LP in 2021 to legalize capital punishment but this was blocked by courts.
! rowspan="2" style="width:60px;"| Election
! colspan="4"| [[Câmara Conselho]]
! rowspan="2" style="width:30px;"| Rank
! rowspan="2" style="width:145px;"| Government
! rowspan="2"| Leader
|-
! style="width:75px;"| Votes
! style="width:45px;"| %
! style="width:100px;"| Seats won
! style="width:40px;"| +/−
|-
! align="center"|[[1978 Paretian election|1978]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|4|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 4
| #6
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1981 Paretian election|1981]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|17|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 13
| #3
| style="background:#ffffbd;"| Government coalition
| [[Suzana Coutinho]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1984 Paretian election|1984]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|26|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 9
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Lluc Delgada]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1987 Paretian election|1987]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|35|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 9
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1990 Paretian election|1990]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|71|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 36
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Majority Government
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1993 Paretian election|1993]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|72|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 1
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Majority Government
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1996 Paretian election|1996]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|58|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 14
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Majority Government
| [[Julío Pires]]
|-
! align="center"|[[1999 Paretian election|1999]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|50|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 8
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Government Coalition
| [[Eduardo De Santa Maria]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2002 Paretian election|2002]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|23|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 27
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Francisco Leitão Da Sã]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2005 Paretian election|2005]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|27|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 4
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Felipe Pascoal]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2008 Paretian election|2008]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|49|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 22
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#cfc;"| Government Coalition
| [[Felipe Pascoal]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2011 Paretian election|2011]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|35|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 14
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Leovaldo Damasceno]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2014 Paretian election|2014]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|30|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{decrease}} 5
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2017 Paretian election|2017]]
| WIP
| WIP
| {{Composition bar|32|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 2
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2020 Paretian election|2020]]
|
|
| {{Composition bar|33|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 1
| '''#1'''
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|-
! align="center"|[[2021 Paretian general election|2021]]
| 8,319,803
| 35.82%
| {{Composition bar|42|120|hex=#ff5454}}
| {{increase}} 9
| #2
| style="background:#fcc;"| Opposition
| [[Esmeralda Falcão]]
|}


====Women's rights====
===Conselho===
====LGBT====
===Governorships===
====Disability rights====
===Municipal===
In December 2021 the Cerqueira government would pass a bill to increase payments for those who have disability aide. It also created government grants that can be awarded to businesses who make changes to accomodate the disabiled, such as making it more accessible for those with disabilities.
 
====Corruption reform====
Acima has called itself "anti-corruption" many times, it plays a major part in it's populist and nationalist rhetoric. They believe that corruption is a common plague in Paretia's government, saying that it has it's roots in the [[Euclean Community]] and the elites hold on the country. Some have called the LP "hypocritical" in their stance on corruption when it comes to their own party.
 
In August 2021 the [[O Povo]] government announced a new branch to be added to the [[Paretian Civil Guard]], called the [[Corruption Investigations Service]], that is specialized in investigation and arresting government officials doing illegal actions. The first tasks of the force was to investigate the [[2021 Trovão elections scandal]], particular the [[Trovão High Court]] and Trovão elections commission. The branch was created by Public Security Minister [[Terezinha Roque]], alongside Justice Minister [[Dinis Paulo Algarves]] and Government Affairs Minister [[Amancio Batista]]. The leading officer of the force was assigned to Lieutenant Colonel [[Túlio Borges]], a high ranking officer in the [[Paretian Federal Law Enforcement]]. Some opposition parties expressed concerns that the branch is used to entrench the Patron League's power in the government and get rid of opposition. In October 2021 the SIC would arrest 4 Trovão judges, the entire Trovão commission and 13 lawmakers in relation the Trovão investigation.
 
The SIC in 2022 had also been used to investigate corruption in the High Court of Paretia. This lead to the insuing political crisis in 2022 over Tosuton sovereignty.
 
====Paretian unionism====
The party is explicitly anti-separatist and Pan-Paretian. During it's government's tenure separatist movements in Tosutonia and other regions began to grow in popularity. The party claims that these separatist movements are a front of the far-left to try and destroy Paretia from within. It focuses on promoting a united pan-Paretian culture, claiming that Paretian culture is a unification of the four nations of Paretia.
 
====Direct democracy====
 
==Controversies==
===Paretian far-right===
The party and it's predecessor, the [[Patron League]], has a history of allowing the Paretian far-right to rally with them at events. Despite their claims that they disavow far-right functionalist groups they continue to allow them to join their rallies. The party and it's predecessor has often been compared to the New Nation of Paretia Party in the past but rejects the comparisons.
===Conspiracy theories===
The Patron League and later Acima has commonly used {{wp|conspiracy theories}} within it's rhetoric and messaging, usually ones of right-wing origin. The most notable is the idea of a {{wp|deep state}} made up of the world's elites, which the LP has accused of trying to subvert the people's will and destroy eastern civilization. The Acima commonly uses terms to describe this group as inherently "evil" and "demonic", and calls them "As Comparsas" (The cronies), "Os sanguessugas" (The bloodsuckers), and "Os inimigo do povo" (The enemy of the people). The Patron League is very {{wp|eurosceptic|euclosceptic}}, it has accused the [[Euclean Community]] of being created by the elites to subvert national sovereignty of the Euclean nations. The Acima says that the elites control the media, political, entertainment, and corporate powers of the world, and that they are using identity politics to make the Paretian people more "malleable" by the elites. The idea of making the people "malleable" is used against the left-wing of Paretia, saying that they are a tool of the elites with a "false message of socialism".
 
The next conspiracy theory used by Acima is the idea of {{wp|great replacement theory}}, that immigration from [[Coius]] and the [[Asterias]] is all a plan to destroy the Euclean cultural heritage and values, which the Acima believes includes freedom, democracy, and faith.  Acima believes that the elites will use immigration and the higher birth rates of immigrants to replace the people of Paretia. The ideal believes that the elites despise the Euclean values. The Acima has claimed that mass immigration will make the Paretian people more "malleable" by the elites, and subsequently, subservient to the elite's will. This rhetoric has lead to massive a anti-immigration and anti-Coian stance among the Acima's supporters.
 
Another conspiracy theory used by Acima is the idea that the elites and the EC want to divide Paretia into it's four kingdoms, making the nations weaker and divided against each other. The Acima says that the SD and other forces wish to push separatist movements in the country. The Acima says again that the goal of this is to make Paretia weaker and more "malleable" by the elites.
 
==Organization==
==Election results==

Revision as of 20:58, 2 May 2023

Paretian Socialist Movement
Luzelese nameSocialist Movementas da Paretia
Esmeiran nameSocial Demócratas de Paretia
Visegan nameSocial Demócratas de Paretia
Tosuton nameSocial Demòcrates de Paretia
AbbreviationMSP
LeaderTalia Caselles
Deputy LeadersCarolina Belo
Paulo Bracamonte
FoundersJulío Pires
Juan Ruíz Giménez
Suzana Coutinho
Lluc Delgada
Founded2 September 1976
HeadquartersPrecea, Luzela
NewspaperMudança
Student wingStudents 4 Change
Youth wingSocial Youth Movement
Women's wingSocial Feminists Movement
IdeologySocial Democracy
Progressivism
Social Liberalism
Labour movement
Pro-Eucleanism
Socialism(Faction)
Political positionCenter-left
Euclean AffiliationSocialist Alternative for Euclea
Colors  Coral Red
Câmara Deputada
42 / 120
Câmara Congresso
129 / 360
Regional Presidencies
1 / 4
Regional Legislatures
131 / 435
Euclean Parliament
22 / 65
Election symbol
SocialDemParetiaLogoNew.png

The Paretian Socialist Movement (Luzelese: Socialist Movementas da Paretia; Esmeiran: Social Demócratas de Paretia; Visegan: Social Demócratas de Paretia; Tosuton: Social Demòcrates de Paretia), or the MSP is a center-left political party in Paretia. It was founded in 1976 by a merging of the Euclean Paretian Socialist Movementic Party and many other parties such as the Movement of Social Democrats, and former moderate members of the Paretian Section of the Worker's Internationale and Labour Party of Paretia, and other left-wing parties. It was formed after the growth of New Democracy which had recently won the 1975 election in a massive landslide without the need of a coalition government to control the country. Since 2011 it has lead the opposition of the Paretian legislature.

The Party's first successes were in the 1980's when the urge to join the Euclean Community began to attract voters, they took advantage of this and promised to join the Euclean Community by the end of the century. This message and their policies on Healthcare, Promoting unions, and Infrastructure, would lead to their first victory in the election of 1990 where they had control of every part of the government, with Julío Pires as Premier. In the 1991 Paretian Referendum to join the EC, which their support would lead to joining the EC in a massive landslide vote. They would be able to successfully get Paretia to join the EC with by 1995 and implemented many of the policies the community promoted, they would be in control until 2003, and then returned to power for only three years from 2008-2011.

Today it leads the Coalition of the Radical Left political alliance.

History

Foundation

Julío Pires, founder of the Socialist Movements, in 1981

In the 1970s, political turmoil grew in Paretia, a failed coup attempt against the unpopular Caetano Ribeira Da Vila saw ferver of political factions during the decade, the issue of joining the Euclean Community was becoming forefront as the Great Game was beginning to end. MSP party founder Julío Pires was a member of the Euclean Paretian Socialist Movementic Party, a center-left political party that advocated joining the Euclean Community. During this time many political parties began to form, the main left-wing party at the time, the Paretian Labour Party, had split apart between pro-EC and anti-EC factions, and was losing popularity to the center and right. The New Democracy party lead by Timoteo Cabral made would win election in 1975, the PTP lost most of it's voters to splinter parties who were discouraged by the refusal attempt to join the EC by Eugênio Dantas, as well as backtracking on labour policy during his tenure. Pires founded what was initially called the Socialist Movementic Unity Party in 1976. Pires and his allies seized the opportunity to take control of the now disunified left-wing, and the MSP would win 9% of the vote in 1978, though still in opposition, it allied with other left-wing parties and eventually Pires would convince them to join the Socialist Movementic Unity Party soon after, renaming the party to the Paretian Socialist Movement.

Early years

Socialist Movement meeting in 1981

During Cabral's term the Socialist Movements lead the left-wing portion of the opposition, alongside the Liberal-Centrist parties as well. In 1980 Pires decided to give up his leadership to his deputy Suzana Coutinho, his reason for doing so was stated as "personal reasons", the party would meet with Socialist Movements from various other Euclean nations and establish close ties with them, joining the EC became the center position of the party.

In the 1981 election the Liberals of Paretia lead by Manuela Morais would win the plurality of the votes, at 34%, the MSP won 16% of the vote, and would decide to ally with the centrist government of Morais during her Premiership. The party was given some cabinet positions along with the three other parties that formed the center to center-left government. The government of Morais would lay down the framework for Paretia's acceptance into the Euclean Community, however New Democracy, now lead by Martí Solaries, would run on stopping Paretia from joining the community. The polling of the government collapsed during this time when economic issues began to arrise under the Morais government, Coutinho would give her leadership position to Lluc Delgada in 1983.

In the 1984 elections the Liberals of Paretia would lose many votes to the right and left, and despite the MSP's participation in the government, they still gained seats in the election, winning 27% of the vote. Many left-wing voters from the SPIO and other parties began to rally around the Socialist Movements at the time, eventually it started to become the sole left-wing party aside from the SPIO.

Julío Pires would return to his leadership rule in 1985, and would become increasingly popular as the government of Solaries began to lose popularity. In 1987 they would win 31% of the vote, and the ND government became a minority government, the popularity of joining the EC greatly increased in the late 80s, the Socialist Movements began to run on a progressive platform, calling for social reforms such as ending the death penalty, universal healthcare, and labour condition regulations gave the party complete advantage in the upcoming election. Economic conditions from the Morais government did not change under Solaries, giving the party even more points against the UC.

Success and Pires Premiership

Pires and Delgada as Premier and Deputy Premier in 1993

In the 1990 election, Pires and the Socialist Movement would win in a massive landslide, winning 66% of the vote, and controlling all regional legislatures, it was the largest percentage of the vote garnered by a single political party in Paretian election history. The Socialist Movements could easily run the government on it's own without the help of other parties, and was easily able to begin enacting critical promises made to voters.

The first action under Pires was the banning of the death penalty, this was followed by several other social reforms that Pires stated was needed to be done in order to join the Euclean Community. He began a committee to join the EC and began to prepare to organize a referendum. In his next policies he began to enact regulations on fossil fuels as well as raising the minimum wage by 30%, alongside other labour-related policy issues. In early 1991 the Socialist Movements would nationalize three of some of Paretia's largest banking companies on grounds that they were fraudulent to it's consumers and employees.

In 1991 the government held the EC membership referendum, the party began a campaign to advocate for the yes vote, the opposition was not able to attract enough support for a no vote. The Socialist Movements were able to gain massive turnout in the election, which saw 74.5% voting yes to join the community. The government officially began to join the EC and in the 1993 election won 66% of the vote, gaining even more seats, and became the largest single party government in Paretian history. In 1995 Paretia officially became a member of the EC alongside Amathia.

In 1993 the party and Pires Premiership reached approval ratings as high as 75%, the highest of any Premier since the beginning of polling. During the 1994 election they would win 69% of the votes, the party would gain more votes than the previous one, winning the record largest number of seats of any party in Paretian history again.

21st Century

Ideology

The party is considered left-wing in nature and has much of it's ideology centered around democratic socialism, social democracy, and progressivism. But still the party encompasses a wide rage of ideals on the left side of the political spectrum. There are smaller portions of the party who lean more towards further left socialism and towards the center with liberalism. The party is seen as a unifying party that unites the left under one banner, as other left-wing parties are much smaller in comparison, unlike the right, which in Paretia is divided into groups. In the early years of the party, support for worker's unions were a major political standing point of the party. In the 21st century, modern progressivism has become a major part of the party's platform as it advocates for policies like LGBT rights, immigration reform, and police reform. The party differs in many ways from the more councilist SPIO, some reasons include that it is Pro-EC and its support for eastern democracy.

Organization

Members

Election Results

Deputada

Election Câmara Deputada Rank Government Leader
Votes % Seats won +/−
1978 WIP WIP
34 / 360
 Increase 34 #6 Opposition Julío Pires
1981 WIP WIP
58 / 360
 Increase 24 #3 Government coalition Suzana Coutinho
1984 WIP WIP
99 / 360
 Increase 41 #2 Opposition Lluc Delgada
1987 WIP WIP
114 / 360
 Increase 15 #2 Opposition Julío Pires
1990 WIP WIP
237 / 360
 Increase 123 #1 Majority Government Julío Pires
1993 WIP WIP
248 / 360
 Increase 11 #1 Majority Government Julío Pires
1996 WIP WIP
182 / 360
 Decrease 66 #1 Majority Government Julío Pires
1999 WIP WIP
129 / 360
 Decrease 53 #1 Government Coalition Eduardo De Santa Maria
2002 WIP WIP
65 / 360
 Decrease 64 #2 Opposition Francisco Leitão Da Sã
2005 WIP WIP
112 / 360
 Increase 65 #2 Opposition Felipe Pascoal
2008 WIP WIP
173 / 360
 Increase 61 #1 Government Coalition Felipe Pascoal
2011 WIP WIP
135 / 360
 Decrease 38 #1 Opposition Leovaldo Damasceno
2014 WIP WIP
103 / 360
 Decrease 32 #2 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão
2017 WIP WIP
117 / 360
 Increase 14 #1 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão
2020 7,734,518 33.05%
119 / 360
 Increase 2 #1 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão
2021 9,233,115 35.83%
129 / 360
 Increase 10 #2 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão

Conselho

Election Câmara Conselho Rank Government Leader
Votes % Seats won +/−
1978 WIP WIP
4 / 120
 Increase 4 #6 Opposition Julío Pires
1981 WIP WIP
17 / 120
 Increase 13 #3 Government coalition Suzana Coutinho
1984 WIP WIP
26 / 120
 Increase 9 #2 Opposition Lluc Delgada
1987 WIP WIP
35 / 120
 Increase 9 #2 Opposition Julío Pires
1990 WIP WIP
71 / 120
 Increase 36 #1 Majority Government Julío Pires
1993 WIP WIP
72 / 120
 Increase 1 #1 Majority Government Julío Pires
1996 WIP WIP
58 / 120
 Decrease 14 #1 Majority Government Julío Pires
1999 WIP WIP
50 / 120
 Decrease 8 #1 Government Coalition Eduardo De Santa Maria
2002 WIP WIP
23 / 120
 Decrease 27 #2 Opposition Francisco Leitão Da Sã
2005 WIP WIP
27 / 120
 Increase 4 #2 Opposition Felipe Pascoal
2008 WIP WIP
49 / 120
 Increase 22 #1 Government Coalition Felipe Pascoal
2011 WIP WIP
35 / 120
 Decrease 14 #1 Opposition Leovaldo Damasceno
2014 WIP WIP
30 / 120
 Decrease 5 #2 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão
2017 WIP WIP
32 / 120
 Increase 2 #1 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão
2020
33 / 120
 Increase 1 #1 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão
2021 8,319,803 35.82%
42 / 120
 Increase 9 #2 Opposition Esmeralda Falcão

Conselho

Governorships

Municipal

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