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This article lists '''{{wp|political parties}} in [[Castadilla]]'''. The Castadillaan political scene has been dominated by the [[People's Democratic Party]] since the | This article lists '''{{wp|political parties}} in [[Castadilla]]'''. The Castadillaan political scene has been dominated by the [[People's Democratic Party]] ever since the end of the 1984 [[Velvet Revolution]], although the [[Christian National Party (Castadilla)|Christian National Party]], alongside the [[Democratic Reform Party (Castadilla)|Democratic Reform Party]], the [[Castadillaan Citizens' Party]], and others have managed to maintain a presence in some regional and local governments. | ||
As of 2029, the parties represented in the [[Congress of the Commons]] are the [[People's Democratic Party]] (256 [[Members of the Commons|MCs]]), the [[Christian National Party (Castadilla)|Christian National Party]] (80 MCs), the [[Democratic Reform Party (Castadilla)|Democratic Reform Party]] (56 MCs), the [[Castadillaan Citizens' Party]] (53 MCs), the [[Democratic Farmers' Union]] (35 MCs), the [[Ecological Reform Party]] (8 MCs), [[Yes We Can!]] (7 MCs), and the [[Delepasian Alternative]] (5 MCs). Exclusively regional political parties are almost non-existent except for in [[Samalosi]]. | As of 2029, the parties represented in the [[Congress of the Commons]] are the [[People's Democratic Party]] (256 [[Members of the Commons|MCs]]), the [[Christian National Party (Castadilla)|Christian National Party]] (80 MCs), the [[Democratic Reform Party (Castadilla)|Democratic Reform Party]] (56 MCs), the [[Castadillaan Citizens' Party]] (53 MCs), the [[Democratic Farmers' Union]] (35 MCs), the [[Ecological Reform Party]] (8 MCs), [[Yes We Can!]] (7 MCs), and the [[Delepasian Alternative]] (5 MCs). Exclusively regional political parties are almost non-existent except for in [[Samalosi]]. | ||
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* '''[[Yes We Can!]] (ItP; SiP; LOM)''' is a {{wp|left-wing populist}} party founded by renegade far-left members of the PDP. It supports turning Castadilla into a {{wp|confederation}} as well as separating the office of the [[Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Castadilla)|Commander-in-Chief]] from the person of the [[Castadillaan Emperor|Emperor]] and making the former directly elected by the nation's populace. | * '''[[Yes We Can!]] (ItP; SiP; LOM)''' is a {{wp|left-wing populist}} party founded by renegade far-left members of the PDP. It supports turning Castadilla into a {{wp|confederation}} as well as separating the office of the [[Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Armed Forces (Castadilla)|Commander-in-Chief]] from the person of the [[Castadillaan Emperor|Emperor]] and making the former directly elected by the nation's populace. | ||
* The '''[[Delepasian Alternative]] (AD)''' is a far-right nationalist party with very little political representation. It sees itself as the heir to the [[Estado Social (Castadilla)|Estado Social]]'s [[National Renewal Party]]. | * The '''[[Delepasian Alternative]] (AD)''' is a far-right nationalist party with very little political representation. It sees itself as the heir to the [[Estado Social (Castadilla)|Estado Social]]'s [[National Renewal Party]]. | ||
* The [[Samalosian People's Party|'''Samalosian People's Party''']] '''(PTS)''' is a regional interest party for the state of [[Samalosi]]. It is a {{Wp|big tent}} political party with an {{Wp|ordoliberalism|ordoliberal}} lean. | |||
* The '''[[Loa Voters' Association]] (ATPL)''' is a regional interest party for the states of [[Kalanatoa]] and [[Na'aturie]]. The party is purely big tent due to the Castadillaan [[Loa]]'s historical disdain for partisan politics, which they see as a purely Occidental invention. | |||
==National political parties== | ==National political parties== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 4 August 2024
This article lists political parties in Castadilla. The Castadillaan political scene has been dominated by the People's Democratic Party ever since the end of the 1984 Velvet Revolution, although the Christian National Party, alongside the Democratic Reform Party, the Castadillaan Citizens' Party, and others have managed to maintain a presence in some regional and local governments.
As of 2029, the parties represented in the Congress of the Commons are the People's Democratic Party (256 MCs), the Christian National Party (80 MCs), the Democratic Reform Party (56 MCs), the Castadillaan Citizens' Party (53 MCs), the Democratic Farmers' Union (35 MCs), the Ecological Reform Party (8 MCs), Yes We Can! (7 MCs), and the Delepasian Alternative (5 MCs). Exclusively regional political parties are almost non-existent except for in Samalosi.
General overview
This lists represents all the existing parties recognised by the Supreme Court of Castadilla (note that these descriptions only apply to the leading factions of each party).
- The People's Democratic Party (FDP; PDP), a Velvetine socialist party, is a major party in Castadilla, resembling the Puertegan White Flag Communist Party in ideology albeit more socially progressive and economically liberal. The party was founded before the 1994 Revolution in Xūrosar, Kiravia, by (among others) Francisco Carvalho, its current leader and one of the main opponents of the dictatorial regime as well as the current Prime Minister of Castadilla.
- The Christian National Party (FNC; PNC; PNK) is a traditional Christian Democrat and conservative party, similar to the Kiravian KA or the Regulan CDU. Founded shortly after the 1994 revolution, it was the only party that voted against the approval of a socialist constitution in 1996. The PNC currently congregates several right-wing tendencies ranging from moderate christian democrats to neoliberals and more socially conservative elements that have opted not to join the PRD.
- The Democratic Reform Party (FRD; PRD) is a Castadillaan nationalist and right-wing populist party founded by supporters of Raul Quintero's ideological beliefs before his removal from the provisional premiership. Enjoying its greatest support in states like Auxana, it is highly similar to the Regulan Conservative Party, the Cartadanian National Revival, or the Fanerian Starkist wing of the Republican Party in that it is a socially conservative and nationalist party which also opposes immigration and multiculturalism and supports economic protectionism.
- The Castadillaan Citizens' Party (FCR; PCR; PSR) is a right-leaning centrist liberal and Castadillaan nationalist party. It supports further federalism within the nation, but it still believes that Castadilla is constitutionally indivisible. The party sees its greatest support in urban centres, non-Tainean farmers, and the nation's Special Economic Zones SEZs.
- The Democratic Farmers' Union (UDA) is a centre-right agrarian and green conservative party that supports Tainean interests. It was the party that founded the 21st State Movement, a movement that seeks a potential political union with the Urcean protectorate of Arona.
- The Ecological Reform Party (FRE; PRE) is a socially progressive green party that traditionally aligns itself with the nation's left-wing parties.
- Yes We Can! (ItP; SiP; LOM) is a left-wing populist party founded by renegade far-left members of the PDP. It supports turning Castadilla into a confederation as well as separating the office of the Commander-in-Chief from the person of the Emperor and making the former directly elected by the nation's populace.
- The Delepasian Alternative (AD) is a far-right nationalist party with very little political representation. It sees itself as the heir to the Estado Social's National Renewal Party.
- The Samalosian People's Party (PTS) is a regional interest party for the state of Samalosi. It is a big tent political party with an ordoliberal lean.
- The Loa Voters' Association (ATPL) is a regional interest party for the states of Kalanatoa and Na'aturie. The party is purely big tent due to the Castadillaan Loa's historical disdain for partisan politics, which they see as a purely Occidental invention.
National political parties
Extant parties
Extinct parties
| Party | Ideology | Position | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PRN | 
|
National Renewal Party | Pascualism | Right-wing to Far-right | |
| ANU | 
|
United National Action | Nicolism | Right-wing | |
| PRU | 
|
Democratic Revitalisation Party | Christian democracy | Centre-right to right-wing | |
| PRP | 
|
Popular Reform Party | Liberalism | Centre-left to centre-right | |
| CSD | 
|
Social Democratic Commission | Anti-Pascualism Democratic socialism |
Centre-left to left-wing | |
| ANP | 
|
People's National Action | Anti-Pascualism Christian democracy |
Centre-right to right-wing | |
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|
Coalition of Independent Democrats | Anti-Pascualism | Big tent | |
Historical pre-Pact parties
These parties went defunct prior to the Pact of Eighteen; pre-Pact parties that remained after the Pact are listed above:
- National Constitutionalists
- National Falangist Party
- National Republicans
- Royalists
- Union for National Strength