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Parti Révolutionnaire des Travailleurs^[?]

This page contains information about the Parti Révolutionnaire des Travailleurs.

This party is inactive.

Details

User^[?]: calum s

Nation^[?]: Communauté de Kanjor (Kanjor)

Seats^[?] in Chambre des députés (Chamber of Deputies)^[?]: 0

Color^[?]:

Description^[?]:

Le Parti Révolutionnaire des Travailleurs (The Revolutionary Workers' Party) is a revolutionary communist party based around the principles of nationalism, communism and self-reliance. Stemming from a grassroots movement of trade unionists, ex-soldiers, intellectuals and labourers, the PRT promotes the idea of a prosperous communist state which will protect the working people from class traitors within Kanjor, and enemies across the seas. The party is split into four wings, with some ideological off-shoots: The Nationalist wing, also known as the Conservative wing, is composed mostly of ex-soldiers and trade unionists. This wing advocates violent revolution and the creation of a powerful workers' state with a hawkish foreign policy. They are generally conservative on social issues, and advocate a greater role for the State. The Reformist wing, or Liberal wing, is made up mostly of intellectuals and liberals within the party. They advocate a strong state-driven economy and the gradual deconstruction of democracy in favour of worker-led committee government. They are liberal on social issues, and generally favour greater devolution. The Independent wing, also known as the Moderate wing. The independents are usually technocrats, and this wing is largely composed of skilled workers, civil servants and scientists. They believe that the economy should be run by technical specialists, and that the state should be run by a non-political bureaucracy for the general well-being of everyone. The Nouveau Garde, or New Guard, is made up of students and non-traditional supporters of the PRT, such as businessmen and charities. The Nouveau Garde supports a much more liberal line on the economy and social affairs, and calls for a more pluralistic and less state-driven society. The Nouveau Garde generally support economic liberalisation, the free-market and social justice. An off-shoot of the Nationalist wing, known the Garde Nationale, developed as a merger of members of the Nouveau Garde opposed to social liberalism and Conservatives distrustful of the role of the State. The Garde Nationale represent an outspokenly conservative and economically libertarian current in the PRT, which many claim to be un-communistic and entryists, in much as the Nouveau Garde had been initially criticised. = =Political Ideology: Betrandism (Nationalism and Communism)= = CENTRALIZATION: a strong, central government and a powerful executive. CIVIL RIGHTS: Limited civil rights; the will of the majority is more important than the minority. ECOLOGY: Communal ecological exploits, that benefit the peasants and the rural proletariats. FOREIGN RELATIONS: Independence in foreign affairs; only the State can be relied upon, no allies or enemies. GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES: The government and the State are everything, and everything is born from it. The government is as responsible as its citizens are to it. MARKET: Self-reliance, autarky, a regulated market in the hands of the State. MILITARY: A powerful military elite, that uphold the Party and underpin the power of the State. MORALITY: Morals go hand in hand with the improvement of the people and the public will. RELIGION: Religion must never interfere with the guidance provided by the State. http://particracy.wikia.com/wiki/Parti_R%C3%A9volutionnaire_des_Travailleurs Party Chairman: Ninette Foucault

Ministries

This party is not part of the national cabinet.

Political Positions

Ideology	Position	Visibility	Coherency
Centralization	unitarist-leaning	moderate	perfect
Civil Rights	convinced restrictive	moderate	perfect
Ecology	unknown	close to none	perfect
Foreign Relations	convinced isolationist	limited	perfect
Government Responsibilities	convinced big government	moderate	perfect
Market	extreme regulator	moderate	perfect
Military	moderate militarist	close to none	perfect
Morality	moderate conservative	limited	perfect
Religion	moderate secular	moderate	perfect

Affiliations

This party is a member of the following organizations:

Election Results

History Table

Month	Votes	Total Votes	Votes (%)	Votes (%) (+)	Seats	Total Seats	Seats (%)	Seats (+)
June 2726	42,679	150,794,352	0.03	+0.03	0	600	0.00	+0
February 2728	21,040,556	122,236,934	17.21	+17.18	109	600	18.17	+109
April 2733	59,969,695	126,040,842	47.58	+30.37	292	600	48.67	+183
June 2738	76,738,057	145,599,869	52.70	+5.13	317	600	52.83	+25
May 2739	63,792,826	153,971,934	41.43	-11.27	248	600	41.33	-69
August 2739	85,485,782	139,375,286	61.33	+19.90	350	600	58.33	+102
August 2743	58,411,093	161,972,495	36.06	-25.27	218	600	36.33	-132
May 2745	57,348,468	174,693,466	32.83	-3.23	199	600	33.17	-19
August 2745	58,142,736	175,505,631	33.13	+0.30	201	600	33.50	+2
September 2748	60,681,216	172,630,627	35.15	+2.02	212	600	35.33	+11
September 2752	59,986,078	171,962,129	34.88	-0.27	210	600	35.00	-2
March 2753	59,711,965	171,115,045	34.90	+0.01	210	600	35.00	+0
November 2753	62,611,980	165,678,913	37.79	+2.90	225	600	37.50	+15
November 2757	56,480,162	178,789,464	31.59	-6.20	189	600	31.50	-36
March 2760	37,501,479	168,371,407	22.27	-9.32	143	600	23.83	-46
August 2762	39,819,062	168,403,770	23.64	+1.37	169	700	24.14	+26
August 2765	49,354,084	173,295,311	28.48	+4.83	178	600	29.67	+9
November 2767	50,459,747	158,546,573	31.83	+3.35	203	600	33.83	+25
November 2770	60,113,037	167,538,481	35.88	+4.05	225	600	37.50	+22
October 2772	54,789,070	128,146,637	42.75	+6.87	260	600	43.33	+35
October 2775	62,503,280	185,504,756	33.69	-9.06	214	600	35.67	-46
January 2779	79,221,397	193,523,418	40.94	+7.24	257	600	42.83	+43
January 2782	42,786,316	172,657,833	24.78	-16.16	162	600	27.00	-95
January 2785	37,408,278	177,640,967	21.06	-3.72	142	600	23.67	-20
January 2788	39,261,720	178,813,007	21.96	+0.90	142	600	23.67	+0
January 2791	37,853,860	178,613,141	21.19	-0.76	136	600	22.67	-6
January 2794	38,765,014	192,081,962	20.18	-1.01	131	600	21.83	-5
January 2797	42,815,460	191,426,286	22.37	+2.19	150	600	25.00	+19
February 2799	59,497,400	188,002,650	31.65	+9.28	194	600	32.33	+44
February 2802	58,535,411	188,810,208	31.00	-0.64	190	600	31.67	-4
February 2805	63,072,817	208,142,598	30.30	-0.70	186	600	31.00	-4
February 2808	60,368,408	209,104,984	28.87	-1.43	180	600	30.00	-6
February 2811	67,585,675	206,627,633	32.71	+3.84	204	600	34.00	+24
February 2814	62,676,074	221,239,527	28.33	-4.38	179	600	29.83	-25
May 2815	42,352,721	200,305,444	21.14	-7.19	140	600	23.33	-39
November 2815	54,472,698	194,365,215	28.03	+6.88	173	600	28.83	+33
November 2818	62,370,466	199,985,995	31.19	+3.16	191	600	31.83	+18
March 2821	63,102,813	187,785,735	33.60	+2.42	206	600	34.33	+15
March 2824	64,083,027	191,711,152	33.43	-0.18	205	600	34.17	-1
March 2827	61,454,982	189,367,744	32.45	-0.97	201	600	33.50	-4
March 2830	63,482,024	188,482,936	33.68	+1.23	206	600	34.33	+5
March 2833	62,621,241	190,659,551	32.84	-0.84	204	600	34.00	-2
March 2836	73,384,157	190,801,383	38.46	+5.62	237	600	39.50	+33
March 2839	65,026,443	211,400,762	30.76	-7.70	194	600	32.33	-43
March 2842	48,419,159	214,560,858	22.57	-8.19	143	600	23.83	-51
March 2845	61,432,212	238,740,791	25.73	+3.17	155	600	25.83	+12
March 2848	36,124,137	224,146,484	16.12	-9.62	98	600	16.33	-57
September 2848	37,846,420	224,146,787	16.88	+0.77	103	600	17.17	+5
February 2850	29,293,072	220,551,666	13.28	-3.60	78	600	13.00	-25
September 2852	43,898,753	203,638,269	21.56	+8.28	129	600	21.50	+51
September 2855	27,736,052	204,183,339	13.58	-7.97	87	600	14.50	-42
September 2858	30,919,858	201,557,843	15.34	+1.76	99	600	16.50	+12
August 2860	46,146,219	214,686,940	21.49	+6.15	135	600	22.50	+36
August 2863	53,465,993	221,919,666	24.09	+2.60	145	600	24.17	+10
August 2866	50,116,879	223,566,385	22.42	-1.68	138	600	23.00	-7
August 2869	59,746,797	240,029,496	24.89	+2.47	153	600	25.50	+15
October 2870	52,708,427	210,862,929	25.00	+0.11	152	600	25.33	-1
October 2873	22,836,488	202,444,205	11.28	-13.72	66	600	11.00	-86
May 2876	35,556,778	208,671,177	17.04	+5.76	106	600	17.67	+40
May 2879	38,059,566	208,530,137	18.25	+1.21	115	600	19.17	+9
May 2882	35,384,074	214,399,487	16.50	-1.75	107	600	17.83	-8
April 2884	25,262,725	143,415,387	17.62	+1.11	116	600	19.33	+9
October 2886	30,668,002	112,724,612	27.21	+9.59	180	600	30.00	+64
January 2889	108,781,512	133,844,995	81.27	+54.07	485	600	80.83	+305
April 2889	49,460,424	49,460,424	100.00	+18.73	600	600	100.00	+115
April 2892	17,446,746	175,849,001	9.92	-90.08	63	600	10.50	-537
October 2893	88,952,397	175,497,054	50.69	+40.76	310	600	51.67	+247
December 2894	108,529,022	222,800,991	48.71	-1.97	295	600	49.17	-15
December 2897	111,617,722	222,574,256	50.15	+1.44	303	600	50.50	+8
December 2900	71,305,949	257,032,327	27.74	-22.41	179	600	29.83	-124
December 2903	90,846,962	271,292,163	33.49	+5.74	200	600	33.33	+21
April 2904	91,035,574	257,350,543	35.37	+1.89	212	600	35.33	+12
April 2907	84,538,985	258,201,170	32.74	-2.63	197	600	32.83	-15
April 2910	78,877,004	248,807,793	31.70	-1.04	191	600	31.83	-6
April 2913	89,099,225	277,129,021	32.15	+0.45	192	600	32.00	+1
June 2914	69,825,299	264,223,163	26.43	-5.72	158	600	26.33	-34
June 2917	94,272,562	267,272,731	35.27	+8.85	208	600	34.67	+50
June 2920	135,754,968	302,063,375	44.94	+9.67	268	600	44.67	+60
June 2923	132,162,478	301,448,041	43.84	-1.10	263	600	43.83	-5
June 2926	122,714,179	272,070,972	45.10	+1.26	268	600	44.67	+5
June 2929	120,172,897	269,250,878	44.63	-0.47	269	600	44.83	+1
June 2932	114,880,294	266,043,142	43.18	-1.45	262	600	43.67	-7
June 2935	87,944,624	255,146,613	34.47	-8.71	210	600	35.00	-52
June 2938	97,915,948	274,572,719	35.66	+1.19	213	600	35.50	+3
June 2941	130,648,526	216,932,875	60.23	+24.56	358	600	59.67	+145
June 2944	125,046,169	218,802,554	57.15	-3.08	340	600	56.67	-18
June 2947	133,663,443	231,420,043	57.76	+0.61	338	600	56.33	-2
June 2950	134,749,917	230,468,282	58.47	+0.71	340	600	56.67	+2
June 2953	30,461,532	287,546,503	10.59	-47.87	64	600	10.67	-276
June 2956	52,549,045	225,521,663	23.30	+12.71	154	600	25.67	+90
June 2959	45,905,360	347,816,458	13.20	-10.10	77	600	12.83	-77
June 2962	46,982,393	313,323,901	14.99	+1.80	89	600	14.83	+12
June 2965	40,387,792	324,953,109	12.43	-2.57	73	600	12.17	-16
June 2968	54,022,091	325,209,863	16.61	+4.18	98	600	16.33	+25
June 2971	22,772,236	326,199,707	6.98	-9.63	41	600	6.83	-57
June 2974	116,554,534	333,445,089	34.95	+27.97	209	600	34.83	+168
June 2977	84,102,982	327,974,215	25.64	-9.31	153	600	25.50	-56
June 2980	72,708,393	328,988,287	22.10	-3.54	132	600	22.00	-21
June 2983	74,813,916	325,193,968	23.01	+0.91	137	600	22.83	+5
June 2986	122,150,961	330,969,756	36.91	+13.90	221	600	36.83	+84
June 2989	111,348,887	271,495,552	41.01	+4.11	245	600	40.83	+24
June 2992	143,335,548	282,294,254	50.78	+9.76	302	600	50.33	+57
June 2995	152,940,144	274,703,667	55.67	+4.90	334	600	55.67	+32
June 2998	143,706,375	265,297,869	54.17	-1.51	323	600	53.83	-11
June 3001	160,192,640	289,524,278	55.33	+1.16	328	600	54.67	+5
June 3004	146,778,393	306,729,062	47.85	-7.48	283	600	47.17	-45
June 3007	118,457,963	301,078,552	39.34	-8.51	230	600	38.33	-53
February 3009	126,039,178	315,292,755	39.98	+0.63	244	600	40.67	+14
February 3012	127,503,927	307,968,263	41.40	+1.43	255	600	42.50	+11

Relative Graph

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Absolute Graph

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National Graph

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Legislation

You can view the party's proposed bills here.

Legislative Agenda

This party has to vote on the following bills:

Voting Record

This is the voting^[?] record of the Parti Révolutionnaire des Travailleurs.

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Bill	Created	Voting started	Vote	Bill Status	Result
Strategic Agriculture Act	December 2119	December 2119		passed
National Motto Typo Fix	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Trial Reform	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Education Reform Act, 2119	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Reformation of Prisoners Act	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Local Curfew Policy	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Minimum Wage	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Gambling Regulation Law	November 2119	November 2119		passed
Captives of War Policy Reform	November 2119	November 2119		defeated
Identity Card Policy Reform	November 2119	November 2119		defeated
Conistant Election Times	November 2119	November 2119		defeated
Library Reform Bill	October 2119	October 2119		passed
Welfare Reform Bill	October 2119	October 2119		defeated
National Motto Makeover	October 2119	October 2119		defeated
Plus Legium Nobis	October 2119	October 2119		defeated
Slavery Legalization Act	September 2119	September 2119		defeated
Ratification of the Terrean Imperial and Royal Treaty	September 2119	September 2119		defeated
Ratification of the National Security Treaty	September 2119	September 2119		defeated
Telephone Rate Regulation Act	July 2119	July 2119		passed
Unwanted Pregnancy and STD Prevention Act	July 2119	July 2119		passed

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