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* [[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
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==History==
==History==
The bloc was established in 1961, soon after [[Law on Electoral Representation of 1960|electoral reform]] and the emergence of other blocs. The {{G-RCR/meta/shortname}} took the initiative in its creation. Four more parties formed in the bloc — the {{G-RWP/meta/shortname}}, {{G-WLF/meta/shortname}}, {{G-PRV/meta/shortname}}, and {{G-RMP/meta/shortname}} — as part of a general consolidation of 5-party electoral blocs.
The bloc was established in 1961, soon after [[Law on Electoral Representation of 1960|electoral reform]] and the emergence of other blocs. The Radical Communist Rally took the initiative in its creation.


The RR was the heir to the statist–authoritarian left current that had been suppressed by [[Anarchism in Gylias|anarchists]] in the [[Lucian Purge]]. As a result, it was marginalised during the [[Golden Revolution]], having a negligible presence in [[Gylian Parliament|Parliament]]. They were seen as "{{wpl|old left}} dinosaurs" in the 1960s, fixated on economics and {{wpl|reactionary}} on social issues.
The RR was the heir to the statist–authoritarian left current that had been suppressed by [[Anarchism in Gylias|anarchists]] in the [[Lucian Purge]]. As a result, it was marginalised during the [[Golden Revolution]], having a negligible presence in [[Gylian Parliament|Parliament]]. They were seen as "{{wpl|old left}} dinosaurs" in the 1960s, fixated on economics and {{wpl|reactionary}} on social issues.
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The coalition was marred by bitterness between the RR and PA; both attempted to undermine the other. Aén's attempts to push Gylias towards a more statist leftist model caused conflicts with local governments and civil society, and thus were mainly responsible for the crises of the [[wretched decade]]. The PA's attempts to "restrain" the RR in office failed, and the RR kept its plurality in the [[Gylian federal election, 1980|1980 federal election]], largely due to a base-focused campaign. However, it failed to weaken the PA, and was thus forced to resume the coalition.
The coalition was marred by bitterness between the RR and PA; both attempted to undermine the other. Aén's attempts to push Gylias towards a more statist leftist model caused conflicts with local governments and civil society, and thus were mainly responsible for the crises of the [[wretched decade]]. The PA's attempts to "restrain" the RR in office failed, and the RR kept its plurality in the [[Gylian federal election, 1980|1980 federal election]], largely due to a base-focused campaign. However, it failed to weaken the PA, and was thus forced to resume the coalition.


The RR expelled the PA from the coalition in 1983, reducing itself to a minority government. It mounted an aggressive and negative campaign in the [[Gylian federal election, 1985|1985 federal election]], where it managed to cling to third place. The resulting {{wpl|hung parliament}} and opposition disunity allowed the RR to stay in office as a caretaker until the Ossorian war crisis of 1986, when the opposition banded together and formed the [[Filomena Pinheiro government]].
The RR expelled the PA from the coalition in 1983, reducing itself to a minority government. It mounted an aggressive and negative campaign in the [[Gylian federal election, 1985|1985 federal election]], where it managed to cling to third place. The resulting {{wpl|hung parliament}} and opposition disunity allowed the RR to stay in office as a caretaker until the [[Ossorian war crisis]] of 1986, when the opposition banded together and formed the [[Filomena Pinheiro government]].


The Filomena Pinheiro government cracked down on authoritarianism, both of the far-right FROS and far-left RR. RR was subject to a media blackout and a campaign of relentless public humiliation and investigations, leading to most of its officeholders being recalled, removed from office, investigated, or convicted of various crimes and sentenced to [[Law of Gylias#Penal law|''dégradation civique'']] or [[Law of Gylias#Penal law|expulsion from the community]] in [[social quarantine area]]s.
The Filomena Pinheiro government cracked down on authoritarianism, both of the far-right FROS and far-left RR. RR was subject to a media blackout and a campaign of relentless public humiliation and investigations, leading to most of its officeholders being recalled, removed from office, investigated, or convicted of various crimes and sentenced to [[Law of Gylias#Penal law|''dégradation civique'']] or [[Law of Gylias#Penal law|expulsion from the community]] in [[social quarantine area]]s.


The concerted crackdown and public revulsion at the [[wretched decade]] destroyed the RR as a political force. It lost all its seats in the [[Gylian federal election, 1990|1990 federal election]], and has not held any office since. There have been proposals to shut down the bloc outright, but the [[Gylian administrative agencies#Ministry of Justice|Directorate for Protection of the Constitution]] has instead argued it is preferable to let it exist as a marginalised and easy-to-supervise remnant than disband it and risk another authoritarian left force taking its place.
The concerted crackdown and public revulsion at the [[wretched decade]] destroyed the RR as a political force. It lost all its seats in the [[Gylian federal election, 1990|1990 federal election]], and has not held any office since.  
 
The [[Gylian administrative agencies#Ministry of Justice|Directorate for Protection of the Constitution]] banned it and all its parties in 2010, as ordered by the [[Marie-Agnès Delaunay government]].


==Composition==
==Composition==
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!Main ideology
!Main ideology
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-RWP/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:#660000"|
|{{G-RWP}} (RWP)
|Revolutionary Workers' Party (RWP)
|[[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
|[[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-WLF/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:#B22222"|
|{{G-WLF}} (WLF)
|Workers' Liberation Front (WLF)
|{{flatlist|
|{{flatlist|
* [[Socialism in Gylias|Authoritarian socialism]]  
* [[Socialism in Gylias|Authoritarian socialism]]  
* {{wpl|workerism}} }}
* {{wpl|workerism}} }}
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-PRV/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:#960018"|
|{{G-PRV}} (PRV)
|Proletarian Revolutionary Vanguard (PRV)
|[[Communism in Gylias|Agrarian communism]]
|[[Communism in Gylias|Agrarian communism]]
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-RCR/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:#800000"|
|{{G-RCR}} (RCR)
|Radical Communist Rally (RCR)
|{{flatlist|
|{{flatlist|
* [[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
* [[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
* {{wpl|Blanquism|putschism}} }}
* {{wpl|Blanquism|putschism}} }}
|-
|-
| style="background:{{G-RMP/meta/color}}"|
| style="background:#E34234"|
|{{G-RMP}} (RMP)
|Rally of Militant Proletarians (RMP)
|[[Socialism in Gylias|Statist socialism]]
|[[Socialism in Gylias|Statist socialism]]
|}
|}
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| 92.910
| 92.910
| 2,0%
| 2,0%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|5|285}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|5|285}}
| 92.995
| 92.995
| 2,0%
| 2,0%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|300}}
| {{No2|Opposition}}
| {{No2|Opposition}}
|-
|-
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| 85.410
| 85.410
| 1,5%
| 1,5%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|2|285}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|2|285}}
| 84.814
| 84.814
| 1,5%
| 1,5%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|300}}
| {{No2|Opposition}}
| {{No2|Opposition}}
|-
|-
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| 1.491.438
| 1.491.438
| 21,2%
| 21,2%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|84|395}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|84|395}}
| 869.898
| 869.898
| 12,3%
| 12,3%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|39|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|39|300}}
| {{Yes2|[[Aén Ďanez government|Coalition]]}}
| {{Yes2|[[Aén Ďanez government|Coalition]]}}
|-
|-
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| 1.666.422
| 1.666.422
| 21,1%
| 21,1%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|85|395}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|85|395}}
| 933.131
| 933.131
| 11,8%
| 11,8%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|40|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|40|300}}
| {{Yes2|[[Aén Ďanez government|Coalition]]}}
| {{Yes2|[[Aén Ďanez government|Coalition]]}}
|-
|-
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| 1.349.869
| 1.349.869
| 15,3%
| 15,3%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|70|520}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|70|520}}
| 855.831
| 855.831
| 9,7%
| 9,7%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|32|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|32|300}}
| {{No2|Opposition}}
| {{No2|Opposition}}
|-
|-
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| 127.971
| 127.971
| 1,3%
| 1,3%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
| 78.743
| 78.743
| 0,8%
| 0,8%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|300}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|-
|-
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| 108.610
| 108.610
| 1,0%
| 1,0%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
| 65.153
| 65.153
| 0,6%
| 0,6%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|300}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|300}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|-
|-
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| 73.027
| 73.027
| 0,6%
| 0,6%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
| rowspan=6 colspan=3 style="background:lightgrey"| N/A
| rowspan=6 colspan=3 style="background:lightgrey"| N/A
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
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| 65.917
| 65.917
| 0,5%
| 0,5%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|-
|-
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| 57.963
| 57.963
| 0,4%
| 0,4%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|-
|-
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| 63.911
| 63.911
| 0,4%
| 0,4%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|-
|-
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| 70.171
| 70.171
| 0,4%
| 0,4%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|-
|-
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| 76.451
| 76.451
| 0,4%
| 0,4%
| {{Composition bar|hex={{G-RR/meta/color}}|0|500}}
| {{Composition bar|hex=#B31B1B|0|500}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|{{N/A|No seats}}
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 11:53, 18 December 2024

Revolutionary Rally
Founded1961
Dissolved2010
Ideology
Political positionFar-left
Colors  Dark red

The Revolutionary Rally (French reformed: Rassemblement révolutionnaire) is an electoral bloc of statist left parties in Gylias. Formed in 1961, it is the main statist left electoral bloc in Gylias.

History

The bloc was established in 1961, soon after electoral reform and the emergence of other blocs. The Radical Communist Rally took the initiative in its creation.

The RR was the heir to the statist–authoritarian left current that had been suppressed by anarchists in the Lucian Purge. As a result, it was marginalised during the Golden Revolution, having a negligible presence in Parliament. They were seen as "old left dinosaurs" in the 1960s, fixated on economics and reactionary on social issues.

Led by Aén Ďanez, the RR achieved an unexpected breakthrough in the 1976 federal election. They seized the left-wing populist approach and support base of the defunct Movement for Emancipation and Democracy, and capitalised on the disarray of the Progressive Alliance to win a plurality of first preference votes. After a month-long impasse, they formed a coalition with the PA.

The coalition was marred by bitterness between the RR and PA; both attempted to undermine the other. Aén's attempts to push Gylias towards a more statist leftist model caused conflicts with local governments and civil society, and thus were mainly responsible for the crises of the wretched decade. The PA's attempts to "restrain" the RR in office failed, and the RR kept its plurality in the 1980 federal election, largely due to a base-focused campaign. However, it failed to weaken the PA, and was thus forced to resume the coalition.

The RR expelled the PA from the coalition in 1983, reducing itself to a minority government. It mounted an aggressive and negative campaign in the 1985 federal election, where it managed to cling to third place. The resulting hung parliament and opposition disunity allowed the RR to stay in office as a caretaker until the Ossorian war crisis of 1986, when the opposition banded together and formed the Filomena Pinheiro government.

The Filomena Pinheiro government cracked down on authoritarianism, both of the far-right FROS and far-left RR. RR was subject to a media blackout and a campaign of relentless public humiliation and investigations, leading to most of its officeholders being recalled, removed from office, investigated, or convicted of various crimes and sentenced to dégradation civique or expulsion from the community in social quarantine areas.

The concerted crackdown and public revulsion at the wretched decade destroyed the RR as a political force. It lost all its seats in the 1990 federal election, and has not held any office since.

The Directorate for Protection of the Constitution banned it and all its parties in 2010, as ordered by the Marie-Agnès Delaunay government.

Composition

Party Main ideology
Revolutionary Workers' Party (RWP) Statist communism
Workers' Liberation Front (WLF)
Proletarian Revolutionary Vanguard (PRV) Agrarian communism
Radical Communist Rally (RCR)
Rally of Militant Proletarians (RMP) Statist socialism

Ideology

The RR is the main statist left bloc of Gylian politics. It includes parties with statist communist, statist socialist, and putschist positions. It is far-left.

Common platform planks include support for vanguardism, statism, centralised planning, and anti-revisionism.

Symbols

The NB uses a dark shade of red as its common colour.

Electoral results

Gylian Parliament

Election Chamber of Deputies Senate Government
FPV % Seats FPV % Seats
1962 92.910 2,0%
5 / 285
 92.995 2,0%
0 / 300
 Opposition
1969 85.410 1,5%
2 / 285
 84.814 1,5%
0 / 300
 Opposition
1976 1.491.438 21,2%
84 / 395
 869.898 12,3%
39 / 300
 Coalition
1980 1.666.422 21,1%
85 / 395
 933.131 11,8%
40 / 300
 Coalition
1985 1.349.869 15,3%
70 / 520
 855.831 9,7%
32 / 300
 Opposition
1990 127.971 1,3%
0 / 500
 78.743 0,8%
0 / 300
 No seats
1995 108.610 1,0%
0 / 500
 65.153 0,6%
0 / 300
 No seats
2000 73.027 0,6%
0 / 500
 N/A No seats
2004 65.917 0,5%
0 / 500
 No seats
2008 57.963 0,4%
0 / 500
 No seats
2012 63.911 0,4%
0 / 500
 No seats
2016 70.171 0,4%
0 / 500
 No seats
2020 76.451 0,4%
0 / 500
 No seats

Regional elections

Main article: List of Gylian regional elections

Municipal elections

Main article: List of Gylian municipal elections
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