What parties would you be in other countries?

[politicus]

Iceland: Left-Green Movement - 10.9%

Sweden: Centre Party - 6.6%

Regarding Canada: Why is it that you dislike the Dippers?

Iceland has a new Social Liberal and green party called Bright Future which I think would be much closer to your views than their fairly classical left wing Left Greens.

The Swedish Centre Party has turned Libertarian recently, so that's likely a bad match. Your problem in Sweden would be, that there aren't really anything between the Moderates and SAP, since the small centre-right parties are right of the Moderates on most economic and labour market issues.

[Hatman 🍁]

QS? LOL, Ok...

For the record, I support the NDP in every province. In Quebec, I support the extremely fringe UCQ.

[politicus]

QS? LOL, Ok...
 

They seem like a good fit with  his general sympathy with left leaning separatist parties. They are to the right of Galician Left Alternative.

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I'm always a bit skeptical of these new parties which seem really nice and sweet but often turn up to be useless moderate hero parties. I don't know the ins-and-outs of BF, and from what I know about them they're pretty good, but for some reason I feel closer to the Left Greens.

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I'm well aware of the Centre's disastrous libertarian/urban social liberal twist, and I don't really mind it all that much. I don't like the Greens much because of their Eurosceptic positions, and I generally like the current centre-right government (whereas the centre-left opposition seems pretty useless). I would probably vote for the Greens if I started to dislike the centre-right government, but it's all a moot point.

Are you sure? Even for me they are too left-wing, although I'd cheerfully vote for them if I lived in Galicia, specially after this:

Italy's SEL is pretty left-wing for me, but like AGE they're the only decent option on the ballot. The Socialists, no offense, are horrible and have some pretty serious re-thinking to do before I'll treat them seriously. The BNG is pretty sectarian and very useless.

QS? LOL, Ok...

What I wrote about AGE holds true again here. QS is much more left-wing than I am and they have a lot of horrible True Leftists or sectarian Franco leftie separatists, but what other options are there? The PQ is the best major option but they're boring, incompetent and useless. The Greens are dead. And there's obviously no way in hell that I'm voting for the mafia's party or Cack. Besides, in the current context, it's the only party which we can be certain isn't in bed with the mafia.

As for the NDP, I don't really dislike them all that much although under Mulcair they're really boring and stale (the same could be said about the Liberals, obviously, especially with Biebertrudeau - in fact, Harpo is the only one who isn't boring but that's because he's an horrible reactionary). They do have a lot of annoying and ingratiating partisans who often seem to hate the Liberals more than they hate the far more dangerous reactionary Purgatories, but I suppose the same can be said of many other parties (I'm well aware that many Liberal hacks, which I am not, are almost as annoying and ingratiating morons). I would vote for the NDP in any marginal Purgatory-NDP riding, but in my riding, a vote for the NDP is basically a vote for the horrible Purgatory incumbent.

[DC Al Fine]

Ah the mafia factor. I was wondering why a federal Grit would vote for anyone like QS

As an Anglo I feel obligated to vote Liberal in Quebec out of self-interest.

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I'm well aware of the Centre's disastrous libertarian/urban social liberal twist, and I don't really mind it all that much. I don't like the Greens much because of their Eurosceptic positions, and I generally like the current centre-right government (whereas the centre-left opposition seems pretty useless). I would probably vote for the Greens if I started to dislike the centre-right government, but it's all a moot point.

If you like the current Swedish government the logical thing would be to vote for the Moderates, since they are the most, well... moderate (or centrist) party in the government.
My point was that The Centre Party is currently to their right, not just on the urban social liberal stuff, but on economics in general and labour market issues.

[DC Al Fine]

Hash, given your international preferences, why do you vote Liberal in Canada instead of NDP/Green?

[Peter the Lefty]

US: N/A
UK: Greens – 0.9%
France: EELV – 5.5%
Germany: Greens – 10.7%
Italy: SEL – 3.2%
Canada: NDP – 30.6%
Australia: Greens – 10.7%
Spain: IU – 6.9%
Portugal: Left Bloc – 5.2%
Greece: SYRIZA – 26.9%
Poland: Democratic Left Alliance– 8.2%
Denmark: Red-Green Alliance – 6.7%
Czech Republic: Greens – 2.4%
Russia: A Just Russia – 13.2%
Israel: Meretz – 4.6%
Egypt: ESDP – 8.9% (Egyptian bloc)
Turkey: CHP – 26.0%
South Africa: UDM – 0.85%
Norway: Greens – 0.3%
Sweden: Greens – 7.3%
Finland: Left Alliance – 8.1%
Mexico: PRD – 31.6%
Brazil: PSOL – 1.2%
Venezuela: Can't find it, so I'll use the PPT's.  PPT – 3.1%
Argentina: PS – 16.8%
Colombia: PODEMOS – 9.1%
Japan: SDP – 2.38%
South Korea: Progressive Justice Party – Didn't exist
India: All India Forward Bloc – 0.32%
Pakistan: ANP – 0.01%
Taiwan: Democratic Progressive Party – 34.6%
New Zealand: Greens – 11.1%

[Nanwe]

Argentina: Radical Civic Union (they are all bad, but I'm not voting peronismo ever)
Australia: Labour Party or Liberal Party
Austria: Social Democratic Party or People's Party (lack of better options)
Belgium (Flanders): OpenVld
Belgium (Wallonia/Brussels): Mouvement Reformateur
Canada: Liberal Party

• British Columbia: British Columbia Liberal Party
• Quebec: Quebec Liberal Party

Czech Republic: LIDEM – Liberal Democrats
Denmark: B - Radikale Venstre or Liberal Alliance
Finland: Swedish People's Party of Finland
France: UDI or MoDem
Germany: FDP, perhaps SDP
Greece: Democratic Alliance (DISY)
Hungary: Alliance of Free Democrats
Iceland: Bright Future
Ireland: Fianna Fail
Israel: Kadima
Italy: Scelta Civica
Japan: Democratic Party
Korea: Democratic Party
Mexico: Institutional Revolutionary Party or National Action Party (not a big fitter in my ideology, but the PRI is too establishment and PRD too left-wing)
Netherlands: D66 or VVD
New Zealand: National Party
Norway: Liberal Party or Conservative Party (for their Europeanism)
Poland: Palikot's Movement
Portugal: Social Democrat Party or Socialist Party
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Spain: UPyD

• Catalonia: Ciutadans
• Basque Country: UPyD
• Galicia: People's Party
• Andalucia: People's Party (PSOE ruled awfully too long)

Sweden: Liberal People's Party
Switzerland: FDP. The Liberals or Green Liberal Party
United Kingdom: Liberal Democrats

• Northern Ireland: Alliance Party

United States: Democratic Party

[Khunanup]

Argentina: Radical Civic Union (they are all bad, but I'm not voting peronismo ever)
Australia: Australian Democrats
Austria: Social Democratic Party or People's Party (lack of better options)
Belgium (Flanders): OpenVld
Belgium (Wallonia/Brussels): Mouvement Reformateur
Canada: Liberal Party
British Columbia: British Columbia Liberal Party
Quebec: Quebec Liberal Party
Czech Republic: LIDEM – Liberal Democrats
Denmark: B - Radikale Venstre or Liberal Alliance
Finland: National Coalition Party (Centre Party too Eurosceptic)
France: UDI or MoDem
Germany: FDP, perhaps SDP
Greece: Democratic Alliance (DISY)
Hungary: Alliance of Free Democrats
Iceland: Bright Future
Ireland: Fianna Fail
Israel: Kadima
Italy: Scelta Civica
Japan: Democratic Party
Korea: Democratic Party
Mexico: Institutional Revolutionary Party or National Action Party (not a big fitter in my ideology, but the PRI is too establishment and PRD too left-wing)
Netherlands: D66 or VVD
New Zealand: National Party
Norway: Liberal Party or Conservative Party (for their Europeanism)
Poland: Palikot's Movement
Portugal: Social Democrat Party or Socialist Party
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Spain: UPyD

• Catalonia: Ciutadans
• Basque Country: UPyD
• Galicia: People's Party
• Andalucia: People's Party (PSOE ruled awfully too long)

Sweden: Liberal People's Party
Switzerland: FDP. The Liberals or Green Liberal Party
United Kingdom: Liberal Democrats

• Northern Ireland: Alliance Party

United States: Democratic Party

May I suggest the Swedish Peoples Party in Finland. They are a Liberal Party, more than Centre and are unequivocally pro European. They're not separatist either (which is clearly an issue for you). They're who I'd vote for over there.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Argentina: Radical Civic Union (they are all bad, but I'm not voting peronismo ever)
Australia: Australian Democrats
Austria: Social Democratic Party or People's Party (lack of better options)
Belgium (Flanders): OpenVld
Belgium (Wallonia/Brussels): Mouvement Reformateur
Canada: Liberal Party
British Columbia: British Columbia Liberal Party
Quebec: Quebec Liberal Party
Czech Republic: LIDEM – Liberal Democrats
Denmark: B - Radikale Venstre or Liberal Alliance
Finland: National Coalition Party (Centre Party too Eurosceptic)
France: UDI or MoDem
Germany: FDP, perhaps SDP
Greece: Democratic Alliance (DISY)
Hungary: Alliance of Free Democrats
Iceland: Bright Future
Ireland: Fianna Fail
Israel: Kadima
Italy: Scelta Civica
Japan: Democratic Party
Korea: Democratic Party
Mexico: Institutional Revolutionary Party or National Action Party (not a big fitter in my ideology, but the PRI is too establishment and PRD too left-wing)
Netherlands: D66 or VVD
New Zealand: National Party
Norway: Liberal Party or Conservative Party (for their Europeanism)
Poland: Palikot's Movement
Portugal: Social Democrat Party or Socialist Party
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Spain: UPyD

• Catalonia: Ciutadans
• Basque Country: UPyD
• Galicia: People's Party
• Andalucia: People's Party (PSOE ruled awfully too long)

Sweden: Liberal People's Party
Switzerland: FDP. The Liberals or Green Liberal Party
United Kingdom: Liberal Democrats

• Northern Ireland: Alliance Party

United States: Democratic Party

The Australian Democrats are largely non-existent these days, I can see you being a small l-liberal voter in Australia, voting for the likes of Malcolm Turnbull, although I can see you voting for Labor against the likes of Tony Abbott.

[Nanwe]

May I suggest the Swedish Peoples Party in Finland. They are a Liberal Party, more than Centre and are unequivocally pro European. They're not separatist either (which is clearly an issue for you). They're who I'd vote for over there.

Yeah, separatism and nationalism in general are an issue for me, probably because I'm Spanish. Yeah, they seem a nice fit, will change that. Thanks!

Also, wow, I didn't think I'd be so transparent

The Australian Democrats are largely non-existent these days, I can see you being a small l-liberal voter in Australia, voting for the likes of Malcolm Turnbull, although I can see you voting for Labor against the likes of Tony Abbott.

Well, I was searching for a centrist party in Australia. So I'd be more of a swing voter between Labour's right and Liberal's wets? Thanks for the info.

[H. Ross Peron]

USA: Democrats
Canada: Conservatives or Liberal
Mexico: PAN
Argentina: Radical Civic Union
Chile: National Renewal
Britain: Labour
France: Union of Democrats and Independents (Radical or CNIP)
Germany: CDU
Netherlands: VVD
Italy: Democratic Party
Austria: OVP
Sweden: Moderate Party
Norway: Conservative
Denmark: Venestre
Finland: National Coalition Party
Israel: Yesh Atid
Australia: Liberal
New Zealand: National
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
South Korea: Saenuri
Japan: LDP
Taiwan: Kuomintang
India: INC

[Citizen Hats]

Canada: Liberal Activist
-British Columbia: Liberal Activist, Green if I were Greater Victoria/Cranky
-Quebec: Liberal
-Alberta: Liberal, if the Wildrose must win
-Saskatchewan: You're a dick, Brad
-Elsewhere: Probs Liberal
USA: Democrat Abroad
UK: Liberal Democrat
France: Emmigre
Germany: Formerly FDP, leaning Greener
Italy: See France. Maybe DP
Greece: See France
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Japan: DPJ
Australia: Labor
New Zealand: National?
Scandinavia: Various Centrist
Etc Etc

[The Lord Marbury]

Australia: Labor or Green
Belgium: Socialist Party and Socialist Party- Differently
Canada: New Democratic Party

• Alberta: Alberta NDP
• British Columbia: BC NDP
• Manitoba:Manitoba NDP
• New Brunswick: New Brunswick Liberals
• Newfoundland and Labrador: New Foundland and Labrador NDP
• Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia NDP
• Ontario: Ontario NDP
• Prince Edward Island: PEI Liberals
• Saskatechewan: Saskatchewan NDP
• Quebec: Québec Solidaire

Denmark: Social Democrats or Socialist People's Party

• Faroe Islands: Republic
• Greenland: Forward

Finland: Social Democrats

• Åland: Future of Åland

France: Socialist Party
Germany: Social Democratic Party or Piraten
Iceland: Social Democratic Alliance
Netherlands: Socialist Party
New Zealand: Labour
Norway: Labour
Portugal: Socialist Party
Spain: PSOE or United Left
Sweden: Social Democrats or Left in extreme circumstances
United Kingdom: Labour or Green under special circumstances
United States: Democratic or Green

• Vermont: Vermont Progressives

[tpfkaw]

I'm just saying who I'd vote for most often, not what party I'd actually join (I rarely would except for primaries or equivalents).  I'm also just basing this off Wikipedia descriptions where I'm unfamiliar with the politics of the country in question.

Argentina: Anybody but Kirchner and assorted Commies.
Australia: No.  If the Liberals repudiate their earlier gun policy I might reconsider.
Austria: Team Stronach
Belgium: Libertarian, Direct, Democratic and Reformist Movement
Canada: Conservative Party

• Alberta: Wildrose
• British Columbia: Liberals
• Manitoba: Progressive Conservatives
• New Brunswick: Progressive Conservatives
• Newfoundland and Labrador: Progressive Conservatives
• Nova Scotia: Progressive Conservatives or Liberals
• Ontario: Progressive Conservatives
• Prince Edward Island: Liberals
• Quebec: Coalition for Quebec's Future
• Saskatechewan: Saskatchewan Party
• Yukon: Yukon Party

Chile: Rightists
Czech Republic: Civic Democratic Party
Denmark: Liberal Alliance

• Faroe Islands: People's Party or Progress
• Greenland: Solidarity

Finland: Centre Party

• Åland: Not enough to go on based on Wiki descriptions.

France: No
Germany: Free Democratic Party or Alternative for Germany
Greece: Recreate Greece/Drasi/Liberal Alliance or Democratic Alliance
Hungary: No idea, although renamed-Communists are out of the question.
Iceland: Right-Green People's Party
India: lol
Ireland: Fianna Fáil

• Northern Ireland: (Out with fascist occupiers! ).  Sinn Féin in general elections, Alliance for Assembly, though I'd consider the relaunched Tories or Fianna Fáil if they contest it.

Israel: Emigration
Italy: No idea.  Probably for whomever is more amusing between Berlusconi and Grillo.  Anyone but renamed-PCI also works.
Japan: Your Party I think...  I might go for DPJ last election if they're the only ones who oppose Abe's greenbacker retardation
Mexico: lol
Netherlands: VVD
New Zealand: ACT
Norway: Freedom Party
Portugal: CDS-PP
Russia: Yabloko
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
South Korea: Saenuri
Spain: People's Party or rightist regionalists
Sweden: Centre Party
Switzerland: Swiss People's Party (Don't like everything about them, but they're the only party to favor restoring the gold standard and to oppose further gun control)
Taiwan: KMT
United Kingdom: UKIP or anyone but Labour
United States: Libertarian or Republican with certain candidates/circumstances

• Puerto Rico: Popular Democratic Party

Venezuela: Anybody but dead guy & friends

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Canada: Liberal Activist
-British Columbia: Liberal Activist, Green if I were Greater Victoria/Cranky
-Quebec: Liberal
-Alberta: Liberal, if the Wildrose must win
-Saskatchewan: You're a dick, Brad
-Elsewhere: Probs Liberal
USA: Democrat Abroad
UK: Liberal Democrat
France: Emmigre
Germany: Formerly FDP, leaning Greener
Italy: See France. Maybe DP
Greece: See France
South Africa: Democratic Alliance
Japan: DPJ
Australia: Labor
New Zealand: National?
Scandinavia: Various Centrist
Etc Etc

Why would you support the National Party in NZ? Labour seems like a better fit for you there.

[Dr. Cynic]

Australia: Australian Democrats. Would probably be voting Green though.
Austria: SPO
Brazil: Workers Party
Canada: NDP
Cyprus: Movement for Social Democracy
Denmark: Social Liberal Party or possibly the Social Democrats.
Finland: SDP
France: Socialist
Germany: SPD or maybe if I feel like it, The Pirates
Greece: PASOK ordinarily, but I probably would've supported DIMAR this time around.
Greenland: Siumut
Iceland: Social Democratic Alliance
India: Indian National Congress
Ireland: Labour is really the only choice I can see.
Israel: Meretz
Italy: SEL I guess.
Japan: SDP
Korea: PJP
Mexico: PRD
Netherlands: PVDA
New Zealand: Greens
Norway: Labour
Poland: Palikot's Movement seems to be the best fit.
Portugal: Socialist
South Africa: Not sure. I don't like how ANC has become a ruling party almost. Maybe Independent Democrats for the time being.
Spain: Union, Progress and Democracy
Sweden: SAP
Switzerland: SPS
Turkey: Republican People's Party
United Kingdom: Liberal Democrats for the most part, but would be supporting Labour in 2015.
United States: Democrats

[TNF]

Australia: Australian Labor Party
Austria: Social Democratic Party of Austria
Brazil: Worker's Party
Canada: New Democratic Party
Denmark: Socialist People's Party
Finland: Left Alliance
France: Left Party
Germany: The Left
Greece: Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA)
Iceland: Social Democratic Alliance
India: Indian National Congress
Ireland: Sinn Fein
Israel: Meretz
Italy: Italian Socialist Party
Japan: Japanese Communist Party
South Korea: Unified Progressive Party
Mexico: Party of the Democratic Revolution
Netherlands: Socialist Party
New Zealand: New Zealand Labour Party
Norway: Socialist Left Party
Poland: Democratic Left Alliance
Portugal: Left Bloc
Spain: United Left
Sweden: Left Party
Switzerland: Social Democratic Party
United Kingdom: Labour Party
United States: Democratic Party

[Sec. of State Superique]

Brazil: Worker's Party

May I throw up?

[Donerail]

Australia: Liberal Party under a Hockey or Turnbull, ALP when the Liberals are under an Abbott.
Austria: NEOS or the Pirates
Belgium: Open VLD if Flemish, Reformist Movement if Wallonian
Canada: Liberal (CAQ in Québec)
Costa Rica: Libertarian Movement
Czech Republic: Czech Social Democratic Party
Denmark: Liberal Alliance or Danish Social Liberal Party
Finland: National Coalition Party
Germany: FDP or the Pirates
Iceland: Bright Future
Ireland: Fine Gael
Japan: Democratic Party
Luxembourg: Democratic Party
Malta: Labour Party
Mauritius: Labour Party
Netherlands: Democrats 66
New Zealand: New Zealand Labour Party
Norway: Liberal Party (Venstre)
South Korea: Democratic Party
Spain: Union, Progress and Democracy
Sweden: Liberal People's Party
Switzerland: FDP.The Liberals
UK: Liberal Democrats
Uruguay: Colorado Party
US: Democratic Party

[Leftbehind]

Australia: Green
Austria: Green
Belgium: Green
Brazil: Brazilian Socialist Party
Canada: NDP
Cyprus: Progressive Party of Working People
Czech Republic: Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia
Denmark: Red–Green Alliance
Finland: Left Alliance
France: Left Front
Germany: The Left
Greece: SYRIZA
Greenland: Inuit Party
Iceland: Left-Green Movement
Ireland: United Left Alliance (or what remains of it)
India: Left Front
Israel: Meretz
Italy: Left Ecology Freedom
Japan: Japanese Communist Party
Luxembourg: The Left
Malta: Labour Party
Mexico: Party of the Democratic Revolution
Netherlands: Socialist Party
New Zealand: Alliance
Norway: Socialist Left
Poland: Polish Labour Party
Portugal: Left Bloc
South Africa: Workers and Socialist Party
South Korea: Unified Progressive Party
Spain: United Left
Sweden: Left
Switzerland: Green
United States: Green

[Sozialliberal]

I only considered parties that are currently respresented in the national parliament of each country.
"None of those." means that I  don't have a tendency to vote for one of those parties.

Argentina: Maybe the Unión Cívica Radical
Australia: Maybe the Australian Greens
Austria: Maybe Die Grünen
Belgium: Maybe Open Vld/Mouvement Réformateur
Brazil: None of those.
Bulgaria: None of those.
Canada: Liberal Party of Canada
Chile: Partido por la Democracia
China, Republic of: Mínzhǔ Jìnbù Dǎng (Progressive Democratic Party)
Colombia: Partido Liberal Colombiano
Czech Republic: Maybe LIDEM – liberální demokraté
Denmark: Det Radikale Venstre
Finland: Maybe the Vihreä liitto
France: Mouvement Démocrate (I wish the Parti Radical de Gauche would finally emancipate itself from the Parti Socialiste.)
Germany: None of those. (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen are hypocrites and they didn't do a good job when they were in the government.)
Greece: None of those. (I'd consider DIMAR for a protest vote though.)
Hong Kong: Civic Party
Hungary: Demokratikus Koalíció
Ireland, Republic of: None of those.
Israel: Hatnua
Italy: Centro Democratico
Japan: Minshutō (Democratic Party of Japan)
Korea, Republic of: Minjudang (Democratic Party)
Malaysia: None of those. (I don't support the Parti Keadilan Rakyat because they ally themselves with a party that wants to turn Malaysia into an Islamic state.)
Mexico: Movimiento Ciudadano
Netherlands: Democraten 66
Norway: Venstre
Peru: Perú Posible
Poland: Maybe the Ruch Palikota, but Janusz Palikot is an egomaniac.
Portugal: None of those.
Romania: None of those.
Serbia: None of those. (I don't support the LDP because they ally themselves with a party that wants to reintroduce parliamentary monarchy into Serbia.)
Slovakia: None of those.
Spain: Maybe Unión, Progreso y Democracia, but I don't like Rosa Diez' authoritarian leadership style, and I think that they emphasize centralism too much.
Sweden: Folkpartiet liberalerna
Switzerland: None of those.
United Kingdom: Liberal Democrats (I'm not happy about their coalition with the Tories either. However, I hope that they will listen to the majority of their members and form a coalition with Labour after the next election.)
United States: Maybe the Democratic Party, but since they're a big tent, it depends a lot on the individual candidate.

[Sec. of State Superique]

Australia: Green
Austria: Green
Belgium: Green
Brazil: Brazilian Socialist Party
Canada: NDP
Cyprus: Progressive Party of Working People
Czech Republic: Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia
Denmark: Red–Green Alliance
Finland: Left Alliance
France: Left Front
Germany: The Left
Greece: SYRIZA
Greenland: Inuit Party
Iceland: Left-Green Movement
Ireland: United Left Alliance (or what remains of it)
India: Left Front
Israel: Meretz
Italy: Left Ecology Freedom
Japan: Japanese Communist Party
Luxembourg: The Left
Malta: Labour Party
Mexico: Party of the Democratic Revolution
Netherlands: Socialist Party
New Zealand: Alliance
Norway: Socialist Left
Poland: Polish Labour Party
Portugal: Left Bloc
South Africa: Workers and Socialist Party
South Korea: Unified Progressive Party
Spain: United Left
Sweden: Left
Switzerland: Green
United States: Green

A Best fit for you would be PSOL in Brazil! (Socialism and Freedom Party) The PSB has cooled its agenda!

[Leftbehind]

Australia: Green
Austria: Green
Belgium: Green
Brazil: Socialism and Freedom Party
Canada: NDP
Cyprus: Progressive Party of Working People
Czech Republic: Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia
Denmark: Red–Green Alliance
Finland: Left Alliance
France: Left Front
Germany: The Left
Greece: SYRIZA
Greenland: Inuit Party
Iceland: Left-Green Movement
Ireland: United Left Alliance (or what remains of it)
India: Left Front
Israel: Meretz
Italy: Left Ecology Freedom
Japan: Japanese Communist Party
Luxembourg: The Left
Malta: Labour Party
Mexico: Party of the Democratic Revolution
Netherlands: Socialist Party
New Zealand: Alliance
Norway: Socialist Left
Poland: Polish Labour Party
Portugal: Left Bloc
South Africa: Workers and Socialist Party
South Korea: Unified Progressive Party
Spain: United Left
Sweden: Left
Switzerland: Green
United States: Green

A Best fit for you would be PSOL in Brazil! (Socialism and Freedom Party) The PSB has cooled its agenda!

Obrigado!