Front for Renewal of Order and Society (Gylias)

Front for Renewal of Order and Society
Founded	1961
Dissolved	2010
Ideology	Gylicism Palingenetic ultranationalism Third Positionism
Political position	Far-right
Colors	Brown
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The Front for Renewal of Order and Society (French reformed: Front pour l'renouvellement d'l'ordre et société) is an electoral bloc of far-right parties in Gylias. Formed in 1961, it is the main far-right electoral bloc in Gylias.

History

The bloc was formed in 1961, bringing together various far-right forces during the Golden Revolution. While initially it had overlap with the Conservative Coalition and drew some influence from Political Futurism, it gradually developed a Gylian-specific far-right profile, using a veneer of anarchism over a program of Gylicism, palingenetic ultranationalism, and opposition to both capitalism and communism.

During the 1960s–1970s, it was an isolated and negligible presence in Gylian politics, attracting hostility and marginalisation comparable to the Futurist Party of Alscia. It barely entered Parliament in the 1962 federal election, and was further weakened by ARENA, which siphoned off much of its audience and channeled it into a purely image-based party revolving around "androgynous strongwoman camp".

The bloc regularly came into conflict with Elections Gylias, which disqualified many of its candidates — including barring it from running in presidential elections — and banned its PPBs for discriminatory, hateful, or anti-constitutional content. Its composition fluctuated between 1961 and 1975 as several member parties were shut down for anti-constitutional activities, forcing them to be replaced by parties that sought to at least nominally remain within legal bounds.

The wretched decade saw the FROS' profile rise, aided by a charismatic leader and a backlash against the Revolutionary Rally. Pursuing a policy of moderating its extremist image and relying on "dog whistling" rhetoric, its support rose in elections. Its best showing was in the 1985 federal election, where it secured 20 deputies and 10 senators, causing alarm in Gylian society.

The Filomena Pinheiro government, formed after the Ossorian war crisis of 1986, cracked down on authoritarianism, both of the far-right FROS and far-left RR. FROS was subject to a media blackout and a campaign of relentless public humiliation and investigations, leading to most of its officeholders being recalled, removed from office, investigated, or convicted of various crimes and sentenced to dégradation civique or expulsion from the community in social quarantine areas.

The concerted crackdown and further public disgust from the dérive au droite and neoliberal conspiracy destroyed the FROS as a political force. It lost all its seats in the 1990 federal election, and has not held any office since.

The Directorate for Protection of the Constitution banned it and all its parties in 2010, as ordered by the Marie-Agnès Delaunay government.

Composition

Current

Party		Main ideology
	Anti-Communist Freedom Front (ACFF)	Anti-communism
	Revolutionary League of the Nation (RLN)	National communism
	Movement for National Action (MNA)	National anarchism
	Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (RNM)	Third Positionism
	Radical Unity (RU)	National syndicalism

Historical

Party		Main ideology	Period	Notes
	Party for National Mobilisation (PNM)	Strasserism	1961–1973	Shut down for anti-constitutional activities.
	Front for National Democracy (FND)	National syndicalism producerism	1961–1967	Shut down for anti-constitutional activities.
	National Rebirth Party (NRP)	Palingenetic ultranationalism	1961–1963	Shut down for anti-constitutional activities.
	National Renaissance Front (NRF)	National conservatism right-wing populism	1961–1965	Shut down for anti-constitutional activities.
	Party of National Democrats (PND)	Right-wing populism corporatism	1965–1975	Shut down for anti-constitutional activities.

Ideology

The FROS is the main far-right bloc of Gylian politics. It includes parties with national anarchist, national communist, and Third Positionist positions. It is far-right.

Common platform planks include support for palingenetic ultranationalism, Gylicism, producerism, national syndicalism, and hostility to immigration and ethnic minorities.

Symbols

The NB uses the colour brown as its common colour.

Electoral results

Gylian Parliament

Election	Chamber of Deputies			Senate			Government
	FPV	%	Seats	FPV	%	Seats
1962	9.724	0,2%	1 / 285	8.932	0,2%	0 / 300	Opposition
1969	10.375	0,2%	1 / 285	7.149	0,1%	0 / 300	Opposition
1976	33.126	0,5%	1 / 395	41.334	0,6%	4 / 300	Opposition
1980	79.822	1,0%	8 / 395	76.651	1,0%	6 / 300	Opposition
1985	105.806	1,2%	20 / 520	194.106	2,2%	10 / 300	Opposition
1990	19.688	0,2%	0 / 500	29.529	0,3%	0 / 300	No seats
1995	21.722	0,2%	0 / 500	32.576	0,3%	0 / 300	No seats
2000	24.342	0,2%	0 / 500	N/A			No seats
2004	13.183	0,1%	0 / 500				No seats
2008	14.491	0,1%	0 / 500				No seats
2012	15.978	0,1%	0 / 500				No seats
2016	17.543	0,1%	0 / 500				No seats
2020	19.113	0,1%	0 / 500				No seats

Regional elections

Main article: List of Gylian regional elections

Municipal elections

Main article: List of Gylian municipal elections