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The [[2015 Urcean political realignment]] dissolution of the [[National Social Union (Urcea)|National Social Union]] into the [[Union for National Solidarity (Urcea)|Union for National Solidarity]] and [[Social Labor Party (Urcea)|Social Labor Party]] was a result of rival factions within the former party. While the two factions largely solidified around two opposing political philosophies - [[Wittonian Socialism]] for the Union of National Solidarity and Democratic Socialism for the Social Labor Party - agreements on some issues remained between members of the two parties. Chief among these was a belief in the extant [[Constitution of Urcea]], a belief challenged by the merger of the [[Republican Party (Urcea)|Republican Party]] into the new Social Labor Party. In September of 2017, the Social Labor Party voted to adopt republicanism as part of its official party platform over the objections of a significant minority group within the party. For much of September 2017, public disagreements began between party members, creating serious threats to party unity.