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As part of the 1945 Reforms, the Kæśek régime resumed elections and restored the normal operation of government in the Kiravian Remnant territories - to a point: only parties affiliated with the [[Renaissance Party]]-dominated National Reunification Front would be allowed to contest elections. The National Reunification Front was intended to allow for a limited degree of political pluralism without endangering the Kæśek régime's hold on power, and to provide some recognition and representation to the various factions which had fought on the Federalist side in the Civil War. As such, the KPSNRP was invited to join the Front under the much-improved name 'Jade Resistance Movement', which it proceeded to do at the NRF founding conference.

Under the Remnant, the JRM was strongly supportive of the leadership of Séan Kæśek and his successors, particularly the state-capitalist economic development policy and Bismarckian welfare systems that they would come to embrace. Although merely a satellite party of the Renaissance Party for the earlier phase of National Reunification Front rule, Jade Resistance politicians would nonetheless use their access to the political system to challenge the excesses of state-corporate collusion and push for stronger state support for the health, livelihoods, and human development of ordinary Kiravians.

===Post-Reunification===

Some Jade Resistance Movement candidates were elected to the Stanora on National Renewal Movement (identical with the former National Reunification Front) slates in Mainland provinces after reunification. In subsequent elections, the JRM would autonomously organise its own campaign infrastructure in the industrial states of the Lake Belt, competing for votes from the segment of the electorate that welcomed the end of [[Kirosocialism]] but wary of the incluence of incoming corporate-financial elites and seeking assurances that the government would support them through the systemic shocks of economic liberalisation.

After the dissolution of the National Renewal Movement, the JRM would associate itself with the [[Coscivian National Congress]].

Today the JRM is most significant in the state politics of [[Verakośa]], where it is the main economically centre-left party. It also has an electoral presence in [[Kastera]], [[Kiorgia]], [[Kannur]], [[Hiterna]], and [[Devahoma]].

==Platform==

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 As part of the 1945 Reforms, the Kæśek régime resumed elections and restored the normal operation of government in the Kiravian Remnant territories - to a point: only parties affiliated with the [[Renaissance Party]]-dominated National Reunification Front would be allowed to contest elections. The National Reunification Front was intended to allow for a limited degree of political pluralism without endangering the Kæśek régime's hold on power, and to provide some recognition and representation to the various factions which had fought on the Federalist side in the Civil War. As such, the KPSNRP was invited to join the Front under the much-improved name 'Jade Resistance Movement', which it proceeded to do at the NRF founding conference.
+Under the Remnant, the JRM was strongly supportive of the leadership of Séan Kæśek and his successors, particularly the state-capitalist economic development policy and Bismarckian welfare systems that they would come to embrace. Although merely a satellite party of the Renaissance Party for the earlier phase of National Reunification Front rule, Jade Resistance politicians would nonetheless use their access to the political system to challenge the excesses of state-corporate collusion and push for stronger state support for the health, livelihoods, and human development of ordinary Kiravians.
+===Post-Reunification===
+Some Jade Resistance Movement candidates were elected to the Stanora on National Renewal Movement (identical with the former National Reunification Front) slates in Mainland provinces after reunification. In subsequent elections, the JRM would autonomously organise its own campaign infrastructure in the industrial states of the Lake Belt, competing for votes from the segment of the electorate that welcomed the end of [[Kirosocialism]] but wary of the incluence of  incoming corporate-financial elites and seeking assurances that the government would support them through the systemic shocks of economic liberalisation.
+After the dissolution of the National Renewal Movement, the JRM would associate itself with the [[Coscivian National Congress]].
+Today the JRM is most significant in the state politics of [[Verakośa]], where it is the main economically centre-left party. It also has an electoral presence in [[Kastera]], [[Kiorgia]], [[Kannur]], [[Hiterna]], and [[Devahoma]].
+==Platform==

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