People's Initiative Party of Patagonia
| People's Initiative Party | |
|---|---|
| Leader | Gašpar Dreven |
| Deputy Leader | Lorenzo Gambino |
| Chairperson | Jean-Claude Ruais |
| Secretary-General | Kenneth Ozawa |
| Federal Council Leader | Roberta Gutierrez |
| Founded | 20 August 2023 |
| Split from |
Labour Democratic Party Co-operative Party |
| Headquarters | Saint Gregory, Tehuelche |
| Student wing | Student's Initiatives |
| Youth wing | Youth's Initiatives |
| Women's wing | Women's Initiatives |
| Ideology |
Social democracy Populism Direct democracy Progressivism Anti-Landonism Republicanism American unionism Factions: Liberalism Christian left Green politics |
| Political position | Center-left |
| Official colors | Magenta |
| Federal Council |
3 / 38 |
| National Assembly |
0 / 1 |
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The People's Initiative Party is a center-left political party in Patagonia. The party supported a mixed economy, electoral reform, American unionism, anti-Landonism, and republicanism while rejecting the possibility of trade unions being allegedly connected with the Landonist organizations. The PIP officially advocated social democracy, while being close with social liberalism. Culture and Tourism Secretary Gašpar Dreven is the current party leader.
The PIP was founded in 2023 after several members of the Labour Democratic Party left the party due to the Landonist interference of Cartwright's government led by the "Gang of Four": Clarissa Yue, Gašpar Dreven, Lorenzo Gambino, and Roberta Gutierrez, who issued the Delgado Declaration. Dreven, Gambino, and Yue were Cartwright's cabinet members and members of National Assembly. While Gutierrez is the member of Federal Council. They also believed that Labour had become too left-wing, and had been infiltrated at constituency party level by Militant tendency whose views and behaviour they considered to be too Landonist in nature.
History
Organization
Ideology and platform
Political positions
Economic policies
- Support universal healthcare.
- Support the importation and exportation of Patagonian products.
- Higher taxes for the tobacco and alcohol industry.
- Opposition to public labour unions.
- Nationalize the healthcare and energy industries.
- Raise the minimum wage to P£50 an hour.
- Promote climate protection regulations in order to stop climate change.
- Decrease the prices of the agricultural products.
- Protect the blue-collar workers and increase their salaries.
Social policies
- Support and expand LGBT rights.
- Fully legalize same-sex marriage.
- Abolish the British Commonwealth government and convert Patagonia into a republic.
- Lower the voting age to 16.
- Support freedom of speech and information.
- Support gun control.
Foreign policies
- Normalizing relations with China.
- Support and expand the Conference of American States.
- End improving relations with the United Commonwealth.
- Continue the neutrality of Patagonia in foreign wars.
- Strengthen and support new sanctions against Landonist countries.
- Promote anti-Landonism worldwide.