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This leads to the next tenet of Paretian nationalism in the League, "''Protect the Culture''" (Proteja a Cultura), a phrase created by Caprichoso in 2014 that believes, similarly to Nacionalismo de Soberania, that outside forces actively are trying to destroy Paretia's culture and make it more "malleable" by the elites. Popular Victory believes in promoting [[Solarian Catholic Church|Solarian Catholicism]] and the idea the nations of Paretia are "children of the great Solarian Empire".  Paretia believes in promotion of a unifying Paretian cultural identity to combat separatism while also protection the unique cultures of the many ethnicities of Paretia. VP Member [[Rafa Peixoto]] once stated that "Paretia is a nation, a nation of four united in kinship, we will support and protect each other through all time, that is Paretia's identity, that is who we are."
This leads to the next tenet of Paretian nationalism in the League, "''Protect the Culture''" (Proteja a Cultura), a phrase created by Caprichoso in 2014 that believes, similarly to Nacionalismo de Soberania, that outside forces actively are trying to destroy Paretia's culture and make it more "malleable" by the elites. Popular Victory believes in promoting [[Solarian Catholic Church|Solarian Catholicism]] and the idea the nations of Paretia are "children of the great Solarian Empire".  Paretia believes in promotion of a unifying Paretian cultural identity to combat separatism while also protection the unique cultures of the many ethnicities of Paretia. VP Member [[Rafa Peixoto]] once stated that "Paretia is a nation, a nation of four united in kinship, we will support and protect each other through all time, that is Paretia's identity, that is who we are."
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Revision as of 17:48, 2 July 2022

Popular Victory
Luzelese nameVitória Popular
Esmeiran nameVictoria Popular
Visegan nameVitoria Popular
Tosuton nameVictòria Popular
AbbreviationVP
ChairpersonIsilda Cerqueira
General SecretarySelena Caprichoso
Deputy LeadersPaulo Sérgio Lima
António De Armas
Horácio Pacau
FoundersIsilda Cerqueira
Selena Caprichoso
Paulo Sérgio Lima
António De Armas
Horácio Pacau
FoundedJuly 2, 2022 (2022-07-02)
Student wingStudent's Front
Youth wingYouth's Front
Women's wingWomen's Front
IdeologyRight-wing populism
Social conservatism
Paretian nationalism
Eucloscepticism
Big tent
Political positionCenter-right to far-right
ReligionSolarian Catholic
Euclean AffiliationMovement for A New Democratic Euclea
Colors  Violet
Slogan"Acima o Povo, Acima Paretia!"
(Up with the people, up with Paretia!)
Câmara do Congresso
191 / 360
Câmara da Assembleia
62 / 120
Regional Presidencies
3 / 4
Regional legislatures
197 / 435
Euclean Parliament
16 / 65
Election symbol
LogoViPop.png

Popular Victory (Luzelese: Vitória Popular Popular; Esmeiran: Victoria Popular Popular; Visegan: Vitoria Popular Popular; Tosuton: Victòria Popular), also known as ViPo or VicPop, is a right-wing populist political party in Paretia. It was created after the unification of the populist O Povo political alliance, made up of the Patron League and Independence Movement, formerly the Alt Party, in July of 2022. It is lead by Paretian Premier Isilda Cerqueira, and co-led by Selena Caprichoso and Horácio Pacau. It formed during the middle of the 2022 Paretian constitutional crisis. It is commonly referred to as a successor to the Patron League and mainly meant to function as a unification of the O Povo alliance.

The party takes heavy inspiration from the Tribune Movement in Etruria.

History

Ideology

Paretian nationalism

Patron League rally in Herança, 2020

Nationalism is a core belief of Popular Victory, and has consistently had it's members state that alongside populism, it has been an integral stance of the party. The party believes that "Paretia comes before all others" on foreign issues, with the promotion of what the party calls "Paretia first" policies. Critics of the League have made comparisons of Paretias's nationalism to the Functionalist Paretian state ruled by Carlito Palmeira from 1925 to 1935. The party has denied these accusations, Selena Caprichoso has said that the comparisons are "disrespectful to the victims of the actual functionalist authoritarian state we all wish to forget."

Popular Victory has promoted various Paretian nationalist concepts such as one that they call "Nationalism of Sovereignty" (Nacionalismo de Soberania), which they believe that nationalism in Paretia is founded on the nation's struggle to unify and claim independence as a free nation against outside forces. This idea originated during the Euclean Spring and the Paretian Rervolutionary Conflict and rose to prominence during and between the Great War and the Solarian War. Using rhetoric that outside forces have continuously sought to subvert Paretian independence, and that the only way to fight against it is within nationalism and promoting Paretian culture.

This leads to the next tenet of Paretian nationalism in the League, "Protect the Culture" (Proteja a Cultura), a phrase created by Caprichoso in 2014 that believes, similarly to Nacionalismo de Soberania, that outside forces actively are trying to destroy Paretia's culture and make it more "malleable" by the elites. Popular Victory believes in promoting Solarian Catholicism and the idea the nations of Paretia are "children of the great Solarian Empire". Paretia believes in promotion of a unifying Paretian cultural identity to combat separatism while also protection the unique cultures of the many ethnicities of Paretia. VP Member Rafa Peixoto once stated that "Paretia is a nation, a nation of four united in kinship, we will support and protect each other through all time, that is Paretia's identity, that is who we are."

Economic policy

Tax reform

Infrastructure

Trade

Social policy

Religion

Law and Order

Women's rights

LGBT

Disability rights

Controversies

Logo of the PNNP

The name "Popular Victory" sparked controversy over it's use of the word Victory, a word commonly associated with the far-right novanist-functionalist New Nation of Paretia Party lead by Carlito Palmeira, the logo of the party was called the "Victory Emblem" featuring the latin word "Victoria" on it. As well as the motto of the party, "Acima o Povo, Acima Paretia", the phrase "Acima Paretia", meaning "Up with Paretia" is a common nationalist phrase that was used by the PNNP during their rule and later far-right functionalist groups.

Election results