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In May of 2023 the [[Assembleia Visegana]] had become stalled on numerous bills being pushed by the Acima-led O Povo government. This had lead to the government of the region dissolving after a vote of no confidence by the opposition with some support from Acima and New Democracy members. | In May of 2023 the [[Assembleia Visegana]] had become stalled on numerous bills being pushed by the Acima-led O Povo government. This had lead to the government of the region dissolving after a vote of no confidence by the opposition with some support from Acima and New Democracy members. | ||
== Parties == | == Parties == | ||
{| class=wikitable style=text-align:left | |||
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!colspan=2|Party | |||
!Ideology | |||
!Political position | |||
!Leader | |||
!Seats | |||
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| rowspan="1" style="background: #693f5a;" | | |||
| [[O Povo]] | |||
| {{wp|Right-wing populism}}, {{wp|nationalism}}, {{wp|Euroskepticism|eucloskepticism}} | |||
| {{Wp|Center-right politics|Center-right}} to {{wp|Far-right}} | |||
| [[Teresa Roque]] | |||
| {{Composition bar|43|80|hex=#693f5a}} | |||
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| rowspan="1" style="background: #ee076d;" | | |||
| [[Everybody's Paretia]] | |||
| {{wp|Big tent}}, [[Euclean Community|pro-eucleanism]] | |||
| {{Wp|Big tent}} | |||
| [[Beatriz Padín Neyra]] | |||
| {{Composition bar|36|80|hex=#ee076d}} | |||
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| rowspan="1" style="background: #d59104;" | | |||
| [[Rally Together]] | |||
| [[Visega|Visegan separatism]] | |||
| {{Wp|Centre-right}} | |||
| [[Rodolfo Bouza]] | |||
| {{Composition bar|1|80|hex=#d59104}} | |||
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| rowspan="1" style="background: #fabe00;" | | |||
| [[Nationalist Left of Visega]] | |||
| [[Visega|Visegan separatism]], {{wp|left-wing nationalism}} | |||
| {{Wp|Far-left}} | |||
| [[Virxilio Sotolongo]] | |||
| {{Composition bar|0|80|hex=#fabe00}} | |||
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== Campaigns == | == Campaigns == | ||
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The 2023 Visega regional election is an election to be held on 4 November 2023, to elect members of the Assembleia Visegana in the region of Visega. This elections comes after the dissolving of the regional legislature earlier in 2023. Visega will again hold a regional election in 2024 as part of the scheduled 2024 Paretian general election.
Background
In May of 2023 the Assembleia Visegana had become stalled on numerous bills being pushed by the Acima-led O Povo government. This had lead to the government of the region dissolving after a vote of no confidence by the opposition with some support from Acima and New Democracy members.
Parties
| Party | Ideology | Political position | Leader | Seats | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| O Povo | Right-wing populism, nationalism, eucloskepticism | Center-right to Far-right | Teresa Roque | 43 / 80
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| Everybody's Paretia | Big tent, pro-eucleanism | Big tent | Beatriz Padín Neyra | 36 / 80
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| Rally Together | Visegan separatism | Centre-right | Rodolfo Bouza | 1 / 80
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| Nationalist Left of Visega | Visegan separatism, left-wing nationalism | Far-left | Virxilio Sotolongo | 0 / 80
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