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Posadist Revolutionary Union Ψocαδι Γεμιη Λ́ανμεη | |
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| Leader | Gadzi Pyao-ma |
| Presidium | National Assembly |
| Party Chairman | Lin Zakyan-po |
| General Secretary | Poighan Galin-ma |
| Founder | J. Posadas |
| Founded | 1962 |
| Headquarters | 222 19th Lenin st. Kamyun City, Kamyun, Posadastan |
| Newspaper | The Red Banner |
| Student wing | Posadist Youth League |
| Paramilitary wing | People's Revolutionary Guard |
| Membership (2025) | 1,209,430 |
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| Political position | Far-left |
| Colors | Red |
| Council of Communes | 279 / 400
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The Posadist Revolutionary Union is the ruling party of Posadastan. It was founded in 1962 as a caucus within the then-ruling Revolutionary Worker's Party, but the caucus was expelled in 1967 forcing them to create their own party, which they named after the group of anonymous writers calling themselves "J. Posadas," who discussed many fringe ideas, but later went on to rule the country from 1975 to the present day. Their rule over Posadastan has been incredibly turbulent, but has seen an overall general progression in the well-being of the population. The party's rule has been described by some as "totalitarian" and "Orwellian," but the lack of criticism permitted inside the country, as well as its heavily funded propaganda and media wings makes it hard to find any general or widespread criticism within the nation.