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=== Commonwealth Socialism === | === Commonwealth Socialism === | ||
An ideological faction characterised by its radical stance on economic equality and social justice, it represents the most progressive wing of the party, pushing for bold policies aimed at creating a fairer and more egalitarian society. Most political scholars describe this faction as a descendant of the original Maderist Union Socialism described in the Union Socialist Manifesto. | |||
Although advocating for a unified Suroikoia, the maintenance of local autonomy to allow for a bottom-up approach is considered central to the ideology. Curbing the powers of the central government to allow for greater local planning, while positioning the government to act as a moderating, supervisory power over the states is considered to be a more radical element of the ideology. A smaller Serene government, with strong regional governments is favoured, with a strong focus on regional Dirigisme underneath an overarching national policy. | |||
Despite maintaining strong regionalism, the ideology also advocates for high levels of integration between the country's various regions, as is evident from Escribano's expansion of the Interstate Maglev. | |||
=== Union State Socialism === | === Union State Socialism === | ||
At the core of Union State Socialism is a belief in the importance of a robust central government with extensive powers to regulate the economy, implement social programs, and maintain social order. They argue that a centralised authority is necessary to coordinate complex national projects, redistribute resources effectively, and ensure the welfare of all citizens. | |||
Union State Socialists endorse a harsh, progressive taxation system as a means of funding social programs and reducing economic inequality. They believe that the wealthy should bear a disproportionate burden of taxation, with higher income brackets and corporations subjected to increasingly steep tax rates. Revenue generated from these taxes would be used to fund expansive social welfare programs, infrastructure projects, and public services, all administered by the central government. | |||
In matters of unification, Union State Socialism takes a militaristic approach if it deems it in the "judged interests of the Suroikoian people." They argue that a unified Suroikoia under a single centralized authority would be more stable, prosperous, and capable of facing external threats. This approach may involve the use of military force or coercion to bring reluctant regions or nations into the fold, justified as a necessary step toward achieving the greater good for all Suroikoians. They have been described as being favourable towards a "translucent democracy". It is typically described as the most radical wing of the party. | |||
=== Mercantile Socialism === | === Mercantile Socialism === | ||
Revision as of 08:13, 3 April 2024
Union Socialist Party Partido de Unión Socialismo | |
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| Abbreviation | PUS |
| Leader | Jesus Andrade |
| Deputy Leader | Fabián Saenz |
| Presidium | Nicolas Menezes Passos |
| Founder | Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo |
| Founded | February 12, 2003 |
| Merged into | Cárinansian Socialist Party (2029) |
| Headquarters | 12 Tallarte Avenue, Tlajoyotl |
| Newspaper | Union Socialist Journal |
| Membership (2100) | 91,559,728 |
| Ideology | Union Socialism
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| International affiliation | Collective of Suroikoian Socialists |
| Slogan | Todos Iguales |
| Representation in the National Congress | 352 / 513
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| Representation in State Governorships | 15 / 25
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| Representation in Provincial Councils | 219 / 378
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| Website | |
| pus.cn | |
The Union Socialist Party is one of the two major parties in the Cárinansian National Congress, having a largely progressive manifesto in favour of a strong government and expansion of borders. Thus far, the PUS ideology has resulted in the annexation of Kangsu in 2042, but since then no progress has been made. Several proposals by the party to reorganise the Serenacy in a constitutional convention and annex Villeurçon, Kostona, Monteguerias, Ochamina, Maharlika, and Aparicia to facilitate the rise to superpower status.
Founded in 2003 by President RIMO, it was a result of his Union Socialist Manifesto. The next year, he was elected to a local state senator position. He remained in minor roles until his election in 2029 as Governor of Ipudorm, after which he gained the Presidency. Only during his governorship did other prominent PUS members such as Magali Leitão emerge as a National Congress Senator for San Luis.
In 2041, after the National Congress saw a massive PUS increase of 250 new members, the greatest ever PRC loss in history, the party was able to pass through several pieces of legislation without support from non-Socialist parties.
History
Formation
Early Successes
Rise to National Prominence
Union Socialist Decades
Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo
César Passos Moreira
Achcauhtli Ventura
Mariana Santana Magalhães
Modern History
Ideological Factions
Commonwealth Socialism
An ideological faction characterised by its radical stance on economic equality and social justice, it represents the most progressive wing of the party, pushing for bold policies aimed at creating a fairer and more egalitarian society. Most political scholars describe this faction as a descendant of the original Maderist Union Socialism described in the Union Socialist Manifesto.
Although advocating for a unified Suroikoia, the maintenance of local autonomy to allow for a bottom-up approach is considered central to the ideology. Curbing the powers of the central government to allow for greater local planning, while positioning the government to act as a moderating, supervisory power over the states is considered to be a more radical element of the ideology. A smaller Serene government, with strong regional governments is favoured, with a strong focus on regional Dirigisme underneath an overarching national policy.
Despite maintaining strong regionalism, the ideology also advocates for high levels of integration between the country's various regions, as is evident from Escribano's expansion of the Interstate Maglev.
Union State Socialism
At the core of Union State Socialism is a belief in the importance of a robust central government with extensive powers to regulate the economy, implement social programs, and maintain social order. They argue that a centralised authority is necessary to coordinate complex national projects, redistribute resources effectively, and ensure the welfare of all citizens.
Union State Socialists endorse a harsh, progressive taxation system as a means of funding social programs and reducing economic inequality. They believe that the wealthy should bear a disproportionate burden of taxation, with higher income brackets and corporations subjected to increasingly steep tax rates. Revenue generated from these taxes would be used to fund expansive social welfare programs, infrastructure projects, and public services, all administered by the central government.
In matters of unification, Union State Socialism takes a militaristic approach if it deems it in the "judged interests of the Suroikoian people." They argue that a unified Suroikoia under a single centralized authority would be more stable, prosperous, and capable of facing external threats. This approach may involve the use of military force or coercion to bring reluctant regions or nations into the fold, justified as a necessary step toward achieving the greater good for all Suroikoians. They have been described as being favourable towards a "translucent democracy". It is typically described as the most radical wing of the party.