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seb_pard
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« on: April 23, 2015, 10:50:26 AM »

US-Democratic Party
UK-Labour
Canada-NDP
Australia-Labour
Portugal-PS
Spain-United Left
Ireland-Sinn Fein
Greece-SYRIZA
France-Left Front
Germany-SPD
Austria-The Greens
Denmark-Socialist People's Party
Italy-Democratic Party
Poland-Democratic Left Alliance
Romania-Social Democratic Party
Switzerland-Social Democratic Party
Turkey-Peoples' Democratic Party
Russia-A Just Russia
Hungary-Politics Can Be Different
Brazil-I don't know, a few months ago the Worker's party without a problem, but with the corruption scandals I have no idea.
Argentina-Front for Victory
Mexico-Neither party
Bolivia-Movement for Socialism
Japan-Social Democratic Party
Iceland-Left-Green Movement
Finland-Left Alliance
Sweden-Left Party
New Zealand-Labour
Netherlands-Socialist Party
Belgium-PS or sp.a
Chile-I have voted for Christian Democrats, Socialists and Communists, but I no longer support the New Majority (aka Concertacion) and I hope that Autonomous Left (http://www.izquierdaautonoma.cl/) and Democratic Revolution (http://www.revoluciondemocratica.cl/) decide soon to become parties (I hope they merge, I personally know Giorgio Jackson from RD and he is an excellent guy, compromised and honest). I would never support the right wing parties, the radicals or the Party For Democracy.
South Africa-Democratic Alliance
India-INC
Israel-Meretz
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seb_pard
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« Reply #1 on: May 20, 2017, 11:32:48 PM »
« Edited: May 21, 2017, 07:48:16 AM by seb_pard »

Again after a few years

Argentina: Some party of Progressives
Australia: Green
Austria: SPO
Brazil: Socialism and Liberty
Canada: NDP
Chile: Communist or Democratic Revolution
Colombia: Green
Denmark: Red Green Alliance
Finland: Left Alliance
France: PS
Germany: SPD
Greece: Popular Unity
Iceland: Left-Green Movement
India: Against Modi
Ireland: PBP
Israel: Meretz if jewish, Hadash if arab
Italy: Democrats and Progressives
Japan: Social Democratic Party
Mexico: no one
Netherlands: GreenLeft
New Zealand: Green
Norway: Socialist Left Party
Poland: Against PiS
Portugal: Communist or BE
Russia: Run away
South Korea: Justice
Spain: United Left
Sweden: The left
Switzerland: Social Democrat
Turkey: People's Democratic Party
United Kingdom: Labour
     Scotland: Labour
     Northern Ireland: PBP
United States: Democrat
Venezuela: Run away

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seb_pard
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« Reply #2 on: May 22, 2017, 10:44:46 PM »

Belgium :
 - Brussels : Défi or Open vld at regional, Ecolo or PTB at federal
 - Flanders : sp.a at regional, groen at federal
 - Wallonia : VEGA or another small party with an outside chance of taking a seat.
 UK:
 - England : Green
 - Scotland : Labour
 - NI : SDLP
 - Wales : Plaid Cymru
Spain:
- PSOE under Sanchez, otherwise C's (haha) or abstain
- Catalunya : ICV without the rabid independence (so without Romeva), so Podem
- Euzkadi : EA
France: party system is screwed ftm but I'd vote LREM right now with nose pinched and a hope that he decentralises France.
Germany: Die Grunen in DDR, Die Partei in West
Italy: M5S (without Grillo), otherwise PD
Netherlands : PvdD although once i get to the booth I would see myself voting GL/D66
Greece: PASOK (fite me)
Luxemburg : Greens
Denmark : Radikale Venstre
Austria : Greens


Israel : Yesh Atid
Turkey : HDP

USA: Green
Canada: Liberal

I don't think I can empathise enough with South American struggles to hold a judgement on how to vote in their situation. I need to read more of Hashemite's threads.
Based on your choices I could imagine you voting for some parties of the Broad Front in Chile

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broad_Front_(Chile)
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