Free Alliance/Alianza Libre

[afleitch]

(I now have more time to do this, now that 'the events' of last week are out of the way)

The NPE/PNE (Partido Nacional Ecuador) Free Alliance/Alianza Libre is a party dedicated to greater autonomy for the former republics of South America because reasons.

Basically, this is an emulation/parody of the SNP and other similar parties.

[afleitch]

MANIFESTO LAUNCH.

It is the belief of the Ecuadorian National Party, that the loss of our sovereignty because of the shameful failings of those who call themselves 'Americans' is one of the greatest acts of treachery against the democratic system.

The ENP is a centre left party that seeks and will demand full federalism within this new national experiment for all former nations and subnational entities.

We will ensure that the best of what was left to us by the former glorious nations of South America is taken forward and that the excesses of the new conquistadors are left behind in the wasteland where they belong.

[afleitch]

Is this party open to non-Ecuadorians?  The people of Suriname would certainly be in favor of such federalism, to preserve our unique (linguistic and otherwise) heritage.

Absolutely

[afleitch]

Then we need a name change. I'll call it the 'Free Alliance' for now, given that's the name of the grouping in the European Parliament for separatist parties.

[afleitch]

Sounds like an excellent name.  I'm a glad to be a part of the Vrije Alliantie.

If we wish to be a part of the coming election, you'll need to post a party list here: https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=216218.25

Do you want on the list

[afleitch]

Thank you to those who have voted or at least considered a vote for the Free Alliance.

For a powerful reformist voice cast your vote today.

[afleitch]

What's your party's position on the controversial proposal to ban simultaneous office-holding in South America and Atlasia? So far the Pioneers are the only party opposed to the measure which critics have called "mutually assured destruction," while prominent members of the three largest parties have spoken out in favor of it.

Personally, I oppose it as long as both nations remain distinct entities. Should diplomatic relations be formalised, well that might require looking at it again.

[afleitch]

We are of course dissapointed not to win representation in this election. We will issue a further statement soon.