Union Socialist Party

Union Socialist Party Partido de Unión Socialismo
Abbreviation	PUS
Leader	Jesus Andrade
Deputy Leader	Fabián Saenz
Presidium	Nicolas Menezes Passos
Founder	Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo
Founded	February 12, 2003 (2003-02-12)
Merged into	Cárinansian Socialist Party (2029)
Headquarters	12 Tallarte Avenue, Tlajoyotl
Newspaper	Union Socialist Journal
Membership (2100)	91,559,728
Ideology	Union Socialism Unification of Suroikoia Redistribution of wealth via wealth taxes Universal Basic Income of $3,000
International affiliation	Collective of Suroikoian Socialists
Slogan	Todos Iguales
Representation in the National Congress	352 / 513
Representation in State Governorships	15 / 25
Representation in Provincial Councils	219 / 378
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.

Ideological Factions

Commonwealth Socialism

Typically described as the most radial wing of the Party,