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Labour Coalition (LC) | |
|---|---|
| Leader | Amanda Haroli |
| President | David Smeroni |
| Chairperson | Robert Petana |
| Spokesperson | Mary Lebtula |
| Founded | December 1, 1984 |
| Headquarters | 18 Union Street, Central district, Agarntrop city |
| Ideology | Left-wing populism Democratic Socialism |
| Political position | Left-wing |
| International affiliation | United Left Block |
History
The LC formed as a descendent of the leftist party and as a reaction to the liberal party in 1984. It has since gained support from former PWL voters as a less radical alternative. In 2018, it took part in its first government sharing a coalition with the ADC and liberals.
Policy
| Issue | Position of the LC |
|---|---|
| Kasian League Membership | Yes |
| Same-sex marriage | Yes |
| Aborting on demand | Yes |
| Gun Control | Yes |
| Ilegal immigration | Yes |
| Fracking | No |
| "Party List" electoral system | Yes |
| Federation act | Yes |
| Legalizing drugs | Yes |
| Liberalization of the economy | No |
| Free trade | Party divided |
| Military growth | No |
| Renewable energy subsidies | Yes |
| Banning extremist candidates | Party divided |
| Extending animal rights | Yes |
| Closing nuclear power plants | Yes |
| Stem cell research | No |