National Salvation (Carloso): Difference between revisions

National Salvation
*Sélvasion Násional*
National Salvation; Sélvasion Násional
Leader	Cárlos Tobón
Deputy Leader	Estebán Santander
Founded	7 September 2010; (14 years ago)
Split from	Conservative Party
Headquarters	Madrigal, Carloso
Think tank	Revival Conference
Youth wing	Salvationist Generation; Generación Salvacionista
Membership (2020)	5,385,104
Ideology	Majority: ; • Christian democracy; • Carlosian nationalism; • Dirigisme; • National conservatism; • Economic nationalism; • Communitarianism; • Anti-liberalism; • Anti-communism; • Militarism
Political position	Right-wing
Religion	Catholicism (majority), conservative Protestantism
Colours	Dark blue; Dark red
Slogan	"Ourselves Alone"; "Nosotros Solos" (Spanish)
National Assembly	507 / 859
Provincial Assemblies	3,253 / 7,246
Circuit Councils	9,959 / 18,985
District Councils	54,878 / 116,219
Election symbol
Website
	nationalsalvation.cs

Revision as of 02:55, 30 September 2024

National Salvation (Carlosian: Sélvasion Násional) is a right-wing, nationalist political party in Carloso. It was formed on 7 September 2010 by former members of the Conservative Party during the Corrective Revolution, in reaction to plans to hold a referendum on the legalisation of abortion. This was ultimately the result of long-standing disputes within the parliamentary party about social and economic polcy, as well as internal opposition to the Conservative–Democratic coalition government at the time. After the complete collapse of Conservative support in the 2010 Carlosian general election; the greatest collapse in support for an incumbent government in Carlosian history, National Salvation picked up a massive chunk of their voter base and secured a near-majority in the National Assembly. The minor Social National Party merged with National Salvation in the run-up to the election. After a protracted series of talks on government formation, National Salvation eventually formed a minority government after securing a confidence and supply deal with a group of rural and ex-military independents. In 2015 it secured an outright parliamentary majority, which hadn't been achieved by any party since 1995. It is by far the largest party in the country in terms of both membership and voter share. Under the rule of National Salvation, Carloso has undergone an extraordinary political, economic and cultural reorientation.

Since they party's founding, its leader has been Cárlos Tobón. The organisation of National Salvation is centred around the internal Standing Committee, made up of senior figures within the party. The Standing Committee consists of seven individuals and they elect the Secretary-General and Deputy Secretary-General of the Party. Chairmanship of the Standing Committee rotates between its members every year, provided they haven't been elected as Secretary-General or Deputy Secretary-General of the party. Members of the Standing Committee are elected by National Salvation's National Assemblymen, on the nomination of the Secretary-General. New members are elected at the annual party conference, which is held on the first Tuesday of September each year.

While it can be broadly described as nationalist, anti-communist and traditionalist, National Salvation has also been called a big-tent party, having inherited much of the structure and apparatus of the more moderate Conservative Party, though these factions have weakened as years have gone by.

The party's official think tank is the Revival Conference, which fosters intellectual discussion on nationalism, anti-communism and opposition to globalisation. The current Chairman is Aarón Delgado and Chief Adviser is Jorge Spalderán.

Background

History

Political profile

Social policy

Economy

Health

External affairs

Controversies

International relations

The party maintains relationships with many like-minded organisations around the world, such as the National Vanguard in Acrary and the Sonteitō in Nifon.

Leadership

Standing Committee

Chairman Secretary-General/Deputy Secretary-General (illegible for chairmanship)

No.	Information		Party position(s)	Government position(s)
1st	Name	Cárlos Tobón	Leader of National Salvation	President of Carloso
	Birthplace	Madrigal
	Constituency	Madrigal's 21st
	Member since	7 September 2010

2nd	Name	Jorge Spalderán	N/A	N/A
	Birthplace	Leron
	Constituency	Valender's 22nd
	Member since	7 September 2010

3rd	Name	Estebán Santander	Deputy Leader of National Salvation	Deputy President of Carloso
	Birthplace	Ebon
	Constituency	Ebon's 3rd
	Member since	7 September 2010

4th	Name	Stephen Mekoryuk	Chairman of the Standing Committee	Attorney General of Carloso
	Birthplace	Muntera
	Constituency	Rioron's 8th
	Member since	7 September 2010

5th	Name	Robert Casey-Harel	N/A	Minister for Finance
	Birthplace	Secano
	Constituency	Secano's 5th
	Member since	7 September 2010

6th	Name	Aarón Delgado	N/A	Minister for External Affairs
	Birthplace	Calaston
	Constituency	Muron's 1st
	Member since	7 September 2010

7th	Name	Oscar Tobar	N/A	Minister for Defence
	Birthplace	Virona
	Constituency	Arascay's 12th
	Member since	7 September 2010

8th	Name	Jair da Valeras	N/A	Minister for Industry
	Birthplace	Madrigal
	Constituency	Valender's 16th
	Member since	3 September 2013

9th	Name	TBD	N/A	TBD
	Birthplace	TBD
	Constituency	TBD
	Member since	6 September 2016

10th	Name	Alejandro Hiroyuki	Chief Adviser to the Revival Conference	N/A
	Birthplace	Virona
	Constituency	N/A
	Member since	5 September 2017

11th	Name	Anthony Herrera	N/A	N/A
	Birthplace	Arteilmas
	Constituency	Castirin's 2nd
	Member since	1 September 2020

Secretary-General

Leader	Portrait	Period	Constituency	Years as President of the Executive Council
Cárlos Tobón		2010–present	Madrigal's 21st	2011–present (Government of the 42nd National Assembly, 43rd National Assembly, 44th National Assembly)

Deputy Secretary-General

Leader	Portrait	Period	Constituency	Years as Deputy President of the Executive Council
Jorge Spalderán		2010–2020		2011–2021 (Government of the 42nd National Assembly, 43rd National Assembly)
Estebán Santander		2020–present	Ebon's 3rd	2021–present (Government of the 44th National Assembly)

Chairman of the Standing Committee

Number	Name	Period
1	TBD	7 September 2010–6 September 2011
2	TBD	6 September 2011–4 September 2012
3	TBD	4 September 2012–3 September 2013
4	TBD	3 September 2013–2 September 2014
5	TBD	2 September 2014–1 September 2015
6	TBD	1 September 2015–6 September 2016
7	TBD	6 September 2016–5 September 2017
8	TBD	5 September 2017–4 September 2018
9	TBD	4 September 2018–3 September 2019
10	Alejandro Hiroyuki	3 September 2019–1 September 2020
11	Stephen Mekoryuk	1 September 2020–7 September 2021
12	Robert Casey-Harel	7 September 2021–6 September 2022
13	Aarón Delgado	6 September 2022–5 September 2023

Election results

Election	Seats won	±	Position	%	Government	Leader
2010	423 / 859	423	1st	47.3%	National Salvation with independent confidence & supply	Cárlos Tobón
2015	507 / 859	84	1st	57.8%	National Salvation	Cárlos Tobón
2020	446 / 859	61	1st	52.2%	National Salvation	Cárlos Tobón
2025	0 / 859					TBD

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 '''National Salvation''' ([[Carlosian language|Carlosian]]: ''Sélvasion Násional'') is a right-wing, nationalist political party in [[Carloso]]. It was formed on 7 September 2010 by former members of the [[Conservative Party (Carloso)|Conservative Party]] during the [[Corrective Revolution (Carloso)|Corrective Revolution]], in reaction to plans to hold a referendum on the legalisation of abortion. This was ultimately the result of long-standing disputes within the parliamentary party about social and economic polcy, as well as internal opposition to the Conservative–Democratic coalition government at the time. After the complete collapse of Conservative support in the [[2010 Carlosian general election]]; the greatest collapse in support for an incumbent government in Carlosian history, National Salvation picked up a massive chunk of their voter base and secured a near-majority in the National Assembly. The minor Social National Party merged with National Salvation in the run-up to the election. After a protracted series of talks on government formation, National Salvation eventually formed a minority government after securing a confidence and supply deal with a group of rural and ex-military independents. In 2015 it secured an outright parliamentary majority, which hadn't been achieved by any party since 1995. It is by far the largest party in the country in terms of both membership and voter share. Under the rule of National Salvation, Carloso has undergone an extraordinary political, economic and cultural reorientation.
-Since they party's founding, its leader has been [[Cárlos Tobón]]. The organisation of National Salvation is centred around the internal Standing Committee, made up of senior figures within the party. The Standing Committee consists of seven individuals and they elect the Leader and Deputy Leader of the Party. Chairmanship of the Standing Committee rotates between its members every year, provided they haven't been elected as Leader or Deputy Leader of the party. Members of the Standing Committee are elected by National Salvation's National Assemblymen, on the nomination of the Leader. New members are elected at the annual party conference, which is held on the first Tuesday of September each year.
+Since they party's founding, its leader has been [[Cárlos Tobón]]. The organisation of National Salvation is centred around the internal Standing Committee, made up of senior figures within the party. The Standing Committee consists of seven individuals and they elect the Secretary-General and Deputy Secretary-General of the Party. Chairmanship of the Standing Committee rotates between its members every year, provided they haven't been elected as Secretary-General or Deputy Secretary-General of the party. Members of the Standing Committee are elected by National Salvation's National Assemblymen, on the nomination of the Secretary-General. New members are elected at the annual party conference, which is held on the first Tuesday of September each year.
 While it can be broadly described as nationalist, anti-communist and traditionalist, National Salvation has also been called a big-tent party, having inherited much of the structure and apparatus of the more moderate Conservative Party, though these factions have weakened as years have gone by.
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v t e Political parties in Carloso
National Assembly (859)	National Salvation (507) Conservative Party (183) Democratic Party (68) Socialist Republicans (30) Synarchist Union (24) Communist Party (18) Independent (29)
Extra-parliamentary	Green Alternative Pragemos Republican Renewal Traditional Right Interés Zamora

National Salvation (Carloso): Difference between revisions

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Contents

Background

History