(from the article `Albania`) ...in local elections. After both sides agreed on a compromise designed to prevent double voting, the opposition dropped its threat to boycott the ... In addition to the ASP, there are several democratic, agrarian, and ecological parties. The Democratic Party advocates the establishment of a ... ...Contin...
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(from the article `Cambodia`) ...1945 and the achievement of complete independence in 1953, the most important of which was the confrontation between Sihanouk and his advisers on ...
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(from the article `Chile`) The Democratic Party (Partido Democrático; formed 1887) was led by Malaquías Concha, who spoke for the needs of the artisans and a part of the urban ...
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(from the article `Grand National Party`) The Grand National Party was formed in 1997 through the merger of the New Korea Party (NKP; formerly known as the Democratic Liberal Party) and the ... ...the Democratic Republican Party), the ruling party since its founding in 1963, was renamed the Democratic Liberal Party in 1990, following th...
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(from the article `Huynh Tan Phat`) ...Nien (`Youth`). After the war he joined the Vanguard Youth organization, a movement for social reform and political change, and eventually became ...
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(from the article `Italy`) ...prepared to launch a new centre-right party to intensify pressure on Prodi, a plan his traditional allies criticized as divisive. Meanwhile, the ... ...multiparty alliances—for example, at the turn of the 21st century, the centre-right House of Freedoms and the centre-left Olive Tree. In 2007 a ... ...
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(from the article `Mongolia`) ...government was composed mainly of MPRP members but also included the leaders of the MP and the Republican Party, Badarchiyn Erdenebat (energy) and ... In late December 2004 Radnaasumbereliyn Gonchigdorj had replaced Mendsayhany Enhsayhan as leader of the Democratic Party (DP), which led to the ... Non...
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(from the article `Peru`) The decline in national prestige created an atmosphere conducive to political change. The Democratic Party was formed, and in 1895, under the ...
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(from the article `Romania`) ...year, the ruling PDSR was reorganized as the Social Democratic Party (Partidul Social Democrat; PSD). In 2004 it was ousted from power by another ...
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(from the article `Serbia`) In the early 21st century the pro-European Democratic Party and its offshoot, the centre-right Democratic Party of Serbia, emerged as leading ...
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(from the article `Tajikistan`) ...four other opposition parties did nominate candidates, the groups were far too small to pose a credible challenge to Rakhmonov. After the Central ... In mid-April Mahmadruzi Iskandarov, head of the opposition Democratic Party, was abducted in Moscow, where he had sought refuge to avoid what he said ......
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(from the article `Thailand`) Held on December 23, the general election saw the pro-Thaksin PPP gain more parliamentary seats than the anti-Thaksin Democrat Party, the oldest ... ...the Thai Rak Thai (TRT) Party, led by Thaksin, gained 376 of the 500 seats in the parliament. This was the first time in Thailand`s history that ... [2 r...
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(from the article `Uganda`) ...Buganda should receive a wide degree of autonomy within a federal relationship. Faced with the emergence of Obote`s UPC, which claimed support ...
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in the United States, one of the two major political parties, the other being the Republican Party. Historically, the Democratic Party has supported ... [47 related articles]
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Older of the two main political parties of the USA, founded in 1792. It tends to be the party of the working person, as opposed to the Republicans, the party of big business, but the divisions...
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Historically the Democratic Party was the most important of the American political parties, having been in continuous existence since the end of the 18th century. The rise of such a party, as soon as national politics began under the new Constitution, was natural. The love of individual liberty rather than strong government, was native in the minds...
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[
n] - the older of two major political parties in the United States
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noun the older of two major political parties in the United States
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Older of the two main political parties of the USA, founded in 1792. It tends to be the party of the working person, as opposed to the Republicans, the party of big business, but the divisions between the two are not clear cut. Its stronghold since the Civil War has traditionally been industrial urban centres and the southern states, but conservati...
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one of the two major political parties in the U.S., founded in 1828.
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