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The '''Justice League''', known as ''Ligue Justice'' in [[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]] and ''Rechtsliga'' in [[East Gothic language|Gothic]], is a {{wp|National conservatism|national-conservative}} {{wp|Right-libertarianism|libertarian}} [[Politics of Yonderre|political party in Yonderre]]. It is the third largest party in the [[Yonderian Parliament]], holding 36 of the 199 seats. The | The '''Justice League''', known as ''Ligue Justice'' in [[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]] and ''Rechtsliga'' in [[East Gothic language|Gothic]], is a {{wp|National conservatism|national-conservative}} {{wp|Right-libertarianism|libertarian}} [[Politics of Yonderre|political party in Yonderre]]. It is the third largest party in the [[Yonderian Parliament]], holding 36 of the 199 seats. The Justice League has held the [[Steward of the Realm|Stewardship of Yonderre]] multiple times, first in 1951-55 and most recently 1988-1993 when [[Phillipe de Bordelleaux]] led a coalition government with [[United Yonderre]] and the [[Conservative People's Party (Yonderre)|Conservative People's Party]]. | ||
The Justice League defines itself as "non-socialist", combining classically conservative value-based policies with liberal economic policies. The party runs for [[Yonderian Parliament|parliament]] on a platform of a strong cultural community of values, a diminished state, common responsibility for the weakest in society, reasonable protection of natural values and freedom, democracy, and national sovereignty. The party is skeptic of non-[[Levantia|Levantine]] immigration and of [[Levantine Union]] overreach of Yonderian sovereignty. | The Justice League defines itself as "non-socialist", combining classically conservative value-based policies with liberal economic policies. The party runs for [[Yonderian Parliament|parliament]] on a platform of a strong cultural community of values, a diminished state, common responsibility for the weakest in society, reasonable protection of natural values and freedom, democracy, and national sovereignty. The party is skeptic of non-[[Levantia|Levantine]] immigration and of [[Levantine Union]] overreach of Yonderian sovereignty. | ||
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Justice League | |
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| Abbreviation | JL |
| Chairman | Adolf Löwenkranz |
| Vice Chairman | Auguste Venmeaux |
| Founded | July 14, 1939 |
| Youth wing | Youth of Justice |
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| Political position | Center-right |
| Colors | Black Yellow |
| Yonderian Parliament | 36 / 199
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The Justice League, known as Ligue Justice in Burgoignesc and Rechtsliga in Gothic, is a national-conservative libertarian political party in Yonderre. It is the third largest party in the Yonderian Parliament, holding 36 of the 199 seats. The Justice League has held the Stewardship of Yonderre multiple times, first in 1951-55 and most recently 1988-1993 when Phillipe de Bordelleaux led a coalition government with United Yonderre and the Conservative People's Party.
The Justice League defines itself as "non-socialist", combining classically conservative value-based policies with liberal economic policies. The party runs for parliament on a platform of a strong cultural community of values, a diminished state, common responsibility for the weakest in society, reasonable protection of natural values and freedom, democracy, and national sovereignty. The party is skeptic of non-Levantine immigration and of Levantine Union overreach of Yonderian sovereignty.
The Justice League has often formed coalition goverments with fellow centre-right parties United Yonderre and the Conservative People's Party. The party has been described variously as national conservative, national liberal, right-wing populist, nationalist, minarchist and anti-immigration.
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