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The '''Unionist | The '''Unionist Labour Party''', commonly known as the '''Labour Party''' is a centre-left to left-wing party, consisting of a broad alliance of leftist ideologies ranging from moderate {{wp|social democracy|social democrats}} to {{wp|anti-capitalist}} {{wp|democratic socialists}}. | ||
The Labour Party is one of the oldest parties in Gassasinia, being formed a day after Gassasinia's independence was declared to represent the interests of the working-class rather than that of the Gassasinian elite who dominated politics between the 1950's and 1960's. | The Labour Party is one of the oldest parties in Gassasinia, being formed a day after Gassasinia's independence was declared to represent the interests of the working-class rather than that of the Gassasinian elite who dominated politics between the 1950's and 1960's. | ||
Revision as of 19:39, 16 June 2021
Unionist Labour Party | |
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| Leader | Nadim Saqqaf |
| Founded | 2nd of March, 1949 |
| Headquarters | 11 Shadad Street, Jabiyah |
| Women's wing | Feminist Worker's Union |
| Ideology | • Social Democracy • Trade Unionism • Democratic Socialism Factions • Co-operatism • Social Liberalism • Market Socialism |
| Colours | Red |
| Anthem | The Red Flag |
| Political position | Centre-Left to Left-Wing |
| House of Representatives | 45 / 150
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| Website | |
| https://LabourParty.ga | |
The Unionist Labour Party, commonly known as the Labour Party is a centre-left to left-wing party, consisting of a broad alliance of leftist ideologies ranging from moderate social democrats to anti-capitalist democratic socialists.
The Labour Party is one of the oldest parties in Gassasinia, being formed a day after Gassasinia's independence was declared to represent the interests of the working-class rather than that of the Gassasinian elite who dominated politics between the 1950's and 1960's.