Greater Parliament of Ascolla-East Ternev

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Greater Parliament of Ascolla-East Ternev
16th Parliament of the United Kingdoms
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Type
Type
Leadership
Grand Chancellor
Ty Rant, DSA
since October 21, 2014
Speaker
Erwin Azermuth, T
since November 11, 2015
Structure
Seats210
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Political groups
Red-Blue Alliance (95)
  •   Democratic Socialists Alliance: 84 seats
  •   Liberty Party: 11 seats

Opposition (115)

  •   Traditionalists: 73 seats
  •   Order & Solidarity: 42 seats
Elections
Last election
2014
Next election
October, 2019
Meeting place
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The Great Parliament Building, Tardania, Ascolla

The Greater Parliament of Ascolla-East Ternev (abbreviated GPAET) is the main legislative branch of the government of Ascolla-East Ternev. It was established in 1941 at the Fourth Treaty of Aurenia, and elections are held every five years.

As of January 5th, 2015, the GPAET has been in a deadlock, with no party or block achieving a majority, and as such power has been handed over to the diarchy until the next elections in October.

History

Foundations

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Socialist Troubles

In the early 1970's left-wing groups, generally from all over the spectrum and ill-coordinated grew more coordinated under the wing of Vladimir Ekadyr, reorganizing into the Greater Union Socialists in 1971, where they managed to secure 30% of seats in the 1971 election; A feat yet unheard of in the parliament. The sudden and quick rise of the GUS worried the conservative ASU, who began a smear campaign in retaliation and struck down most bills put forth by the GUS regardless of how much they attempted to work with the ASU.

Upset that the conservatives were blocking every move they attempted, the GUS finally organized a protest in the city of Escan in 1973; This did not end well.

1973 Escan Incident

1974 Ascollan Coup Attempt