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| name = Labour Party | | name = Labour Party | ||
| logo = Beatavic Labour.png | | logo = Beatavic Labour.png | ||
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| leader = Finley Byrne | | leader = Finley Byrne | ||
| deputy_leader = Peter-jan Kleine balderhaar | | deputy_leader = Peter-jan Kleine balderhaar | ||
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| foundation = October 4th, 1901 | | foundation = October 4th, 1901 | ||
| ideology = Progressivism, Democratic Socialism, Social Democracy | | ideology = Progressivism, Democratic Socialism, Social Democracy | ||
| headquarters = [[Amstelvoort]], [[ | | headquarters = [[Amstelvoort]], [[Wijnvorden]] | ||
| international = | | international = | ||
| website = {{URL|www.labourparty.bt}} | | website = {{URL|www.labourparty.bt}} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:17, 6 June 2024
Labour Party | |
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| Leader | Finley Byrne |
| Deputy Leader | Peter-jan Kleine balderhaar |
| Chairman | Rozemarijn Aardema |
| General Secretary | Karst-Jan Tijhuis over de brugge |
| First Secretary | Adalyn Grant |
| Secretary-General | Brechtje Jansen van Martens |
| Presidium | Marijntje Zwennes |
| Secretary | Grayson Macdonald |
| Spokesperson | Laurens-Jan Oude Groothuis |
| Founded | October 4th, 1901 |
| Headquarters | Amstelvoort, Wijnvorden |
| Ideology | Progressivism, Democratic Socialism, Social Democracy |
| Website | |
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The Labour Party is one of three major political parties in Beatavic alongside their two rivals, the Conservative Party, and the Liberal party
The Labour Party was founded by supporters of Robbert-Jan ten Seldam on October 4th, 1901, having grown out of trade union movements in the country and socialist parties of the 19th century. It overtook the Liberal Party to become the main opposition to the Conservative Party in the early 1930s