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During the 1960's Seketan experienced changes in its economic and social landscape. In the provinces of Wilskland and Fjeska ethnic conflict arose, with Fjeska seeing the worst and most violent fighting which sparked on by the 1960’s counterculture movement sparked protests. Later workers unions would conduct wildcat strikes as economic conditions worsened during a recession. Under these conditions several groups of left-wing protesters came together and formed the Socialist Democracy Movement in 1968 to better coordinate their civil disobedience. | During the 1960's Seketan experienced changes in its economic and social landscape. In the provinces of Wilskland and Fjeska ethnic conflict arose, with Fjeska seeing the worst and most violent fighting which sparked on by the 1960’s counterculture movement sparked protests. Later workers unions would conduct wildcat strikes as economic conditions worsened during a recession. Under these conditions several groups of left-wing protesters came together and formed the Socialist Democracy Movement in 1968 to better coordinate their civil disobedience. | ||
===Underground organization=== | ===Underground organization=== | ||
The movement would help fund and organize protests for just under a year until they were banned by the [[Kjedorate Party]] in 1969 for “subversive and insurgent practices”. Despite this the group continued to meet in secret. The group was led by [[Patjik Moulette]], a local school teacher who led a strike in 1963. During this time the organizations worked with other left wing and pro-democratic movements such as the [[Workers Liberty Association]], the [[Democratic Party (Seketan|Democratic Seketan Movement]] and the [[Student Democratic Union]] to plan and execute small scale protests against the Kjedorate regime. | |||
The movement was one of the major groups to launch the wave of strikes and protests that resulted in the [[1978 Seketese Revolution]], most famously the [[1978 Conelibek general strike]]. Upon the success of the revolution Moulette and several other leaders were invited to the Constitutional Convention to help form the [[Fourth Seketese Republic]] | The movement was one of the major groups to launch the wave of strikes and protests that resulted in the [[1978 Seketese Revolution]], most famously the [[1978 Conelibek general strike]]. Upon the success of the revolution Moulette and several other leaders were invited to the Constitutional Convention to help form the [[Fourth Seketese Republic]] | ||
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Socialist Party Sošyça ynden | |
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| Abbreviation | SY |
| Leader | Eris Kellisyen |
| President | Gofred Deissner |
| Founded | October 13, 1969 |
| Legalised | February 1, 1970 |
| Youth wing | Socialist Youth Association |
| Ideology | Social Democracy Factions: |
| Political position | Centre-Left |
| Wilsk addiliation | Democratic Labour Party |
| Colors | Green |
| Commons Council | 167 / 293
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| State Council | 53 / 106
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| State Governors | 4 / 7
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| State Legislatures | 181 / 487
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The Socialist Party is a social democratic political party in Seketan. The party was founded in 1968 as a protest organizing group called the Socialist Party during the 1978 Seketese Revolution but was made illegal in 1969. It was legalized in 1978 and formed the first democratic government. Today the party sits on the centre-left of the Seketese political spectrum and supports isolationism and soft euroscepticism. The party's current leader is Prime Minister Eric Kellisyen since 2017.
For as long as Seketan has existed as an independent republic the socialist movement, promoting workers rights, equality and social programs, has been alive with many parties vying for the lions share of the voters. In early elections, the Labour Party proved to be the most successful, with a large tent over the whole left wing spectrum, especially under the authoritarian Kjedorate regime. However come the 1978 Seketese Revolution and the democratization of Seketese politics, many on the left broke away from the old Labour Party and re established the organization as political party to contest elections under a more moderate and pro-democracy platform.
The party has governed Seketan for most of the late- 20th and early 21st century, only being out of government in the 1992, 2002 and 2017. Its notable accomplishments are setting up Seketans Health Seketan, liberalizing social policies such as LGBT+ rights in Seketan, Seketan’s admission into the EEC and being key to the democratization of Seketan.
History
=Establishment
{{see also|1978 Seketese Revolution]] During the 1960's Seketan experienced changes in its economic and social landscape. In the provinces of Wilskland and Fjeska ethnic conflict arose, with Fjeska seeing the worst and most violent fighting which sparked on by the 1960’s counterculture movement sparked protests. Later workers unions would conduct wildcat strikes as economic conditions worsened during a recession. Under these conditions several groups of left-wing protesters came together and formed the Socialist Democracy Movement in 1968 to better coordinate their civil disobedience.
Underground organization
The movement would help fund and organize protests for just under a year until they were banned by the Kjedorate Party in 1969 for “subversive and insurgent practices”. Despite this the group continued to meet in secret. The group was led by Patjik Moulette, a local school teacher who led a strike in 1963. During this time the organizations worked with other left wing and pro-democratic movements such as the Workers Liberty Association, the Democratic Seketan Movement and the Student Democratic Union to plan and execute small scale protests against the Kjedorate regime.
The movement was one of the major groups to launch the wave of strikes and protests that resulted in the 1978 Seketese Revolution, most famously the 1978 Conelibek general strike. Upon the success of the revolution Moulette and several other leaders were invited to the Constitutional Convention to help form the Fourth Seketese Republic