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Nanwe
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« on: June 19, 2013, 04:51:36 AM »
« edited: June 20, 2013, 06:02:30 AM by 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
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Nanwe
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Posts: 219
Spain


Political Matrix
E: 2.06, S: -8.00

« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2013, 03:50:38 AM »
« Edited: June 20, 2013, 03:53:48 AM by 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 Tongue

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.
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