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The '''Green Party''' of Garetolia is a centre-left to left-wing political party in [[Garetolia]]. With its origins in the [[Environmental Reform Party]] from the late 1970s, the [[Green Bloc (Garetolia)|Green Bloc]] was the main predecessor of the Greens and was essentially a megafaction of the ERP, the [[Social | The '''Green Party''' of Garetolia is a centre-left to left-wing political party in [[Garetolia]]. With its origins in the [[Environmental Reform Party]] from the late 1970s, the [[Green Bloc (Garetolia)|Green Bloc]] was the main predecessor of the Greens and was essentially a megafaction of the ERP, the [[Social Environmentalist Party]], and [[Sunflowers (political party)|Sunflowers]] that formally merged in 1988. Currently, the Green Party is allied with the [[Social Democratic Party (Garetolia)|Social Democratic Party]] in [[Parliament of Garetolia|Parliament]] to form a majority of 441 to 209. |
Revision as of 07:46, 26 September 2022
Green Party of Garetolia | |
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Leader | Molly Newman |
Founder | Colo Lono'o Noko Hano'ko |
Founded | 9 April 1988 |
Headquarters | Ule'eka, Garetolia |
Membership (2019) | 39.9 thousand |
Ideology | Eco-socialism Green politics Progressivism |
Political position | Centre-left to Left-wing |
Colors | Green |
Seats in Parliament | 199 / 650
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County governorships | 3 / 9
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Website | |
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The Green Party of Garetolia is a centre-left to left-wing political party in Garetolia. With its origins in the Environmental Reform Party from the late 1970s, the Green Bloc was the main predecessor of the Greens and was essentially a megafaction of the ERP, the Social Environmentalist Party, and Sunflowers that formally merged in 1988. Currently, the Green Party is allied with the Social Democratic Party in Parliament to form a majority of 441 to 209.