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Green Liberation Union Union de Libération Verte | |
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| Former name | Green-Liberation Union |
| Abbreviation | GLU/ULV |
| Leader | Léo Berthe |
| President | Guillaume de la Sarthe |
| General Secretary | Janine Bonfils |
| Founded | 2013 (Political alliance) 2016 (Political party) |
| Merger of | Party of Plamyadian Liberation Green Party of Tarper |
| Newspaper | The Eastern Herald Journal de l'Est |
| Think tank | 21st Century Alliance |
| Student wing | Collegiate Liberators Libérateurs Collégiaux |
| Youth wing | Young Liberation Jeune Libération |
| Women's wing | Green Women Femmes Écologiques |
| LGBT wing | LGBT Liberation Group Groupe de Libération LGBT |
| Membership (December 2017) |  145,000 |
| Ideology | Green Politics Regionalism Multilingualism Eco-Socialism |
| Political position | Center-left to Left-wing |
| International affiliation | Global Greens |
| Covenant affiliation | Green Party of Covenant |
| Colors | Cyan (customary) Green Blue Yellow |
| Slogan | "Building Bridges" |
| Federal Council | 20 / 123
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| Federal Assembly | 94 / 709
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| State legislatures | 232 / 1,520
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The Green Liberation Union/Union de Libération Verte, abbreviated as GLU/ULV, is a green and regionalist political party in Tarper. The GLU/ULV has 92 seats in the Federal Assembly since the 2017 federal election making it the Third of the six parties represented.
The GLU/ULV was founded as a merger of the Green Party of Tarper (GPT) and the Party of Plamyadian Liberation (PLP). At the federal level, the GLU forms part of the government faction in the Assembly with the SP and CPT.
The GLU/ULV is a member of the Global Greens. The GLU/ULV currently has three ministers in the cabinet of the federal government in Terraum, while party president Léo Berthe serves as First Minister of East Plamyadia, a position that GLU representatives and predecessors have held since 2002.
History
Merger into one party
Mission
Representation
Internal structure
Federal election results
| Election | Seats won | ± | Position | Leader | Government |
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| 2017 | 94 / 709
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94
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3rd | Benson Holmwood | SP – GLU/ULV – CPT |
Leaders of the GLU, 2013-present
| Leader | Period |
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| Benson Holmwood | 2013–2019 |
| Léo Berthe | 2019-present |
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