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==Founding & Early activities (2001-2023)== | ==Founding & Early activities (2001-2023)== | ||
Adherents to the Eco-Green Party tend to consider it to be part of a higher worldview and not simply a political ideology. Green politics draws its ethical stance from a variety of sources, from the values of indigenous peoples, to the ethics of {{wp|Mahatma Gandhi}}, {{wp|Baruch Spinoza}}, and Jakob von Uexküll. | |||
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In the 2034 election, the Eco-Green Party received a total of 39 seats out of 150. The party joined the party allied itself with the [[Social Democratic Party (Istastioner)|Social Democratic Party]], Soon after Stanford's election, the popularity of the Eco-Green Party surged in the polls and raised briefly as the second most popular party in the country. However, in September 2035 the poll numbers turned into a downward slope, which continued until autumn 2038. | |||
=Policies= | =Policies= | ||
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In 2035, the party announced that {{wp|Universal basic income|Universal basic income (UBI)}} was a proposal for their platform. In February 2039, The party announced that it wanted to introduce a ₡3,000 universal basic income in the 2039 to 2042 parliamentary term, before transitioning to a ₡12,000 tax-free UBI. | In 2035, the party announced that {{wp|Universal basic income|Universal basic income (UBI)}} was a proposal for their platform. In February 2039, The party announced that it wanted to introduce a ₡3,000 universal basic income in the 2039 to 2042 parliamentary term, before transitioning to a ₡12,000 tax-free UBI. | ||
Green economics focuses on the importance of the health of the {{wp|biosphere}} to {{wp|Quality of life}}. Consequently, most Greens Disagree with conventional {{wp|capitalism}}, as it tends to emphasize economic growth while ignoring ecological health; the "full cost" of economic growth often includes damage to the biosphere, which is unacceptable according to the Eco-Green Party. | |||
==Social policy== | ==Social policy== | ||
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==National Level== | ==National Level== | ||
The Eco-Green Party is the Third Largest party, just behind the Labour Party | |||
==Provincial Level== | ==Provincial Level== | ||
==Local Level== | ==Local Level== | ||
At the Local level in 2025, the Eco-Greens are an important force in the politics of the main cities of Istastioner, as the Eco-Greens became the Third-largest party with 22.5% of the vote. In several other cities, the Greens achieved the position of the third-largest party. | |||
Revision as of 16:26, 6 March 2023
The Eco-Green Party | |
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| Abbreviation | EG |
| Chairman | Mei Izu |
| The Speaker of the Eco-Green Party | Chris Stanford |
| Founded | April, 24, 2001 |
| Student wing | Green Students |
| Youth wing | Eco-Green Youth league |
| LGBTQ+ Wing | Green LGBTQ+ |
| Membership (2040) | 5,667,763 |
| Ideology | Green politics Eco-socialism Social Democracy Factions Communalism Eco Conservatism |
| Political position | Left-Wing |
| International affiliation | Global Greens |
| Slogan | "We put the environment first" |
| Seats in the Istastionerian Parliament | 35 / 150 (23%)
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| Website | |
| www.Eco_Green/home.pol | |
The Eco-Green Party is the product of a massive meagre between many Green state political parties in Istastioner. The party promotes green politics As of 2040, it is the third-largest political party in Istastioner by voter registration, behind the Labour Party, and Social Democratic Party. The Eco-Green Party has claimed electoral victories at the municipal, county and provincial levels. Among the main items on the Eco-Green Party's agenda are federalism, environmentalism, human rights, a form of direct democracy, parliamentarism, welfare, civil liberties, and pacifism under specific conditions.
History
Founding & Early activities (2001-2023)
Adherents to the Eco-Green Party tend to consider it to be part of a higher worldview and not simply a political ideology. Green politics draws its ethical stance from a variety of sources, from the values of indigenous peoples, to the ethics of Mahatma Gandhi, Baruch Spinoza, and Jakob von Uexküll.
Mainstream appeal (2024-2040)
In the 2034 election, the Eco-Green Party received a total of 39 seats out of 150. The party joined the party allied itself with the Social Democratic Party, Soon after Stanford's election, the popularity of the Eco-Green Party surged in the polls and raised briefly as the second most popular party in the country. However, in September 2035 the poll numbers turned into a downward slope, which continued until autumn 2038.
Policies
Economic policy
In 2035, the party announced that Universal basic income (UBI) was a proposal for their platform. In February 2039, The party announced that it wanted to introduce a ₡3,000 universal basic income in the 2039 to 2042 parliamentary term, before transitioning to a ₡12,000 tax-free UBI.
Green economics focuses on the importance of the health of the biosphere to Quality of life. Consequently, most Greens Disagree with conventional capitalism, as it tends to emphasize economic growth while ignoring ecological health; the "full cost" of economic growth often includes damage to the biosphere, which is unacceptable according to the Eco-Green Party.
Social policy
The Eco-Green Party's Ideology is based on the principles of green politics, such as social justice, environmentalism and nonviolence. The Eco-Green party platforms typically embrace social-democratic economic policies and form coalitions with other left-wing parties. the Eco-Green Party is positioned on the centre-left of the political spectrum. It is a reformist party and it is supportive of feminism, animal rights and green liberal ideas.
Foreign policy
Defense policy
The party is also distinct in its opposition against the universal conscription of the Istastionerian Armed Forces, The eventual goal of the Eco-Greens is voluntary military service.
Electoral History
National Level
The Eco-Green Party is the Third Largest party, just behind the Labour Party
Provincial Level
Local Level
At the Local level in 2025, the Eco-Greens are an important force in the politics of the main cities of Istastioner, as the Eco-Greens became the Third-largest party with 22.5% of the vote. In several other cities, the Greens achieved the position of the third-largest party.