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The '''MRPT''' (Moderate Radical Party of Talossa) is a Talossan [[political parties|political party]]. Initially known as simply the Moderate Radical Party (MRP), the name was changed in 2012 to avoid confusion with a pre-existing party having that same acronym. Its symbol is a seahorse. | The '''MRPT''' (Moderate Radical Party of Talossa) is a Talossan [[political parties|political party]]. Initially known as simply the Moderate Radical Party (MRP), the name was changed in 2012 to avoid confusion with a pre-existing party having that same acronym. Its symbol is a seahorse. | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 25 January 2013
Moderate Radical Party of Talossa
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| Leader: Glüc da Dhi, Alexandreu Bisquinc |
| Founded: August 2011 |
| Disbanded:present |
| Beliefs: Moderate-radical(centrist), monarchist, derivatist, secular. |
The MRPT (Moderate Radical Party of Talossa) is a Talossan political party. Initially known as simply the Moderate Radical Party (MRP), the name was changed in 2012 to avoid confusion with a pre-existing party having that same acronym. Its symbol is a seahorse.
It's led since its foundation in August 2011 by the former members of the PPT Glüc da Dhi and Alexandreu Bisquinc. This party has seven members recorded: being da Dhi and Bisquinc the founding members, the party grew with the enter of Lüc da Schir, Niclau Patíci, Eiric Mataiwos Vürinalt, Fred Manalang and M.T. Patritz da Biondeu.
History
43rd Cosâ
The party gained six seats into the Cosâ, all of them being covered by Bisquinc. The party reported a 100% voting record during the legislature.
44th Cosâ
The MRPT won eighteen seats into the Cosâ, that were splitted between Bisquinc, da Schir and Patíci having six seats for each MC.