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{{Infobox political party
{{Infobox political party
|name = Libertad, Marquería Juntos
|name = Radical Anticapitalists
|logo = LMJ_Logo.png
|colorcode    = #990000
|logo_size    = 200px
|foundation = {{Start date|2008|11|21}}
|colorcode    = #ED702D
|ideology = {{wp|Socialism}}, {{wp|anti-capitalism}}, {{wp|alterglobalism}}
|leader = [[Ines Salvador Blanco]]
|position = {{wp|Left-wing politics|Left-wing}} to {{wp|Far-left politics|far-left}}
|chairperson = Alejandro Miradoro
|colours = {{Color box|#990000}} Maroon
|foundation = {{Start date|1982|2|21}}
|headquarters  = Corso Gallinari 230/3a, Timiocato, 2326AC
|ideology = {{wp|Social democracy}}, {{wp|Independence|Marquerian independence}}
|website      = www.anticapitaliste.pc
|position = {{wp|Centre-left politics|Centre-left}} to {{wp|Left-wing politics|left-wing}}
|colours = {{Color box|#ED702D}} Orange
|headquarters  = Calle Iberico 503/10, Monterio, Marquería, 2038ZC
|youth_wing = ''Movimiento 1982''
|womens_wing  =
|website      = www.lmj.mq.pc
|seats1_title = [[Senato Repubblicana|Senato]]
|seats1_title = [[Senato Repubblicana|Senato]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|4|100|hex=#ED702D}}
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|0|100|hex=#990000}}
|seats2_title = [[Constazione Repubblicana|Constazione]]
|seats2_title = [[Constazione Repubblicana|Constazione]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|7|715|hex=#ED702D}}
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|4|715|hex=#990000}}
|country      = Pacitalia
|country      = Pacitalia
}}
}}


: ''Although the party's official registered name contains a comma, it is often publicized or referred to in the media without the comma present.''
The '''Radical Anticapitalists''' (Pacitalian: ''Anticapitaliste Radicale''), is a {{wp|Far-left politics|far-left}}, {{wp|anti-capitalist}} political party in [[Pacitalia]].


'''Libertad, Marquería Juntos''' (unofficial {{wp|English}} name: ''Freedom and Solidarity for Marquería''), is a {{wp|Social democracy|social democratic}}, {{wp|Socialism|socialist}} and {{wp|Independence|sovereigntist}} political party that is active in the [[Pacitalia]]n [[Autonomous communities of Pacitalia|autonomous community]] of [[Marquería]].
Uniquely, the party has a collective leadership model with rotating spokespeople, rather than a single leader. The Radical Anticapitalists advocate for an end to capitalism and poverty, and the aggressive redistribution of wealth. Their goal is to advance {{wp|Pacifism|pacifist}}, {{wp|Socialism|socialist}}, {{wp|Marxism|Marxist}} and {{wp|Alter-globalization|alterglobalist}} ideas. The party is unique among political parties in Pacitalia for being the only explicitly anti-capitalist political party.


The party holds typical left-wing and centre-left social and economic views. It has always strongly advocated for Marquerian independence and defence of Marquerian identity, culture and language.
Though the group has never elected a Senator or held a nationwide office, it has achieved minor success in other electoral contests. Following the [[Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2023|2023 elections]], the party's parliamentary assembly increased to four MRPs in the [[Constazione Repubblicana]]. The party elected its first regional deputy in 2021, and has elected a handful of municipal councillors.
 
Many of its members held known or suspected links to the now-defunct terrorist organizations ''[[Forasteros Revolucionarios]]'' and ''[[Tireros Partidarios]]''; LMJ, as a result, was seen up until the mid-2000s as the political wing of the Marquerian extremist movement. It faced legal and electoral scrutiny under conservative governments at the national level.
 
Despite never endorsing terrorism and violence, it was forced to explicitly and publicly disavow these methods in 2008 in order to avoid [[List of political parties in Pacitalia#Suspended or dissolved parties|having its electoral registration suspended]]. LMJ-aligned politicians avoided criminal prosecution under a subsequent amnesty agreement, and the party moved into a new era solely focusing on achieving Marquerian independence and sovereignty through political means.
 
It has the second-largest share of seats on the regional council of Marquería. At the national level, the party has consistently returned lawmakers to the national parliament. In the [[Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2023|2023 elections]], it won seven seats in the [[Constazione Repubblicana|Constazione]] and elected four [[Senato Repubblicana|senators]].


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Revision as of 01:25, 17 December 2023

Radical Anticapitalists
FoundedNovember 21, 2008 (2008-11-21)
HeadquartersCorso Gallinari 230/3a, Timiocato, 2326AC
IdeologySocialism, anti-capitalism, alterglobalism
Political positionLeft-wing to far-left
Colours  Maroon
Senato
0 / 100
Constazione
4 / 715
Website
www.anticapitaliste.pc

The Radical Anticapitalists (Pacitalian: Anticapitaliste Radicale), is a far-left, anti-capitalist political party in Pacitalia.

Uniquely, the party has a collective leadership model with rotating spokespeople, rather than a single leader. The Radical Anticapitalists advocate for an end to capitalism and poverty, and the aggressive redistribution of wealth. Their goal is to advance pacifist, socialist, Marxist and alterglobalist ideas. The party is unique among political parties in Pacitalia for being the only explicitly anti-capitalist political party.

Though the group has never elected a Senator or held a nationwide office, it has achieved minor success in other electoral contests. Following the 2023 elections, the party's parliamentary assembly increased to four MRPs in the Constazione Repubblicana. The party elected its first regional deputy in 2021, and has elected a handful of municipal councillors.