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Agreement

The Polish Agreement (Polskie Porozumienie) is a political party in Poland that was established as a splinter group from a larger political entity or as a new formation aiming to represent specific interests within the Polish political landscape. The exact origins, values, and goals of the Polish Agreement can vary depending on the context of its formation, but generally, parties that adopt such a name or similar nomenclature tend to emphasize the importance of consensus, national unity, and often a centrist or center-right political stance.

The values of a party named the Polish Agreement wou…  Read moreld likely focus on promoting policies that are seen as beneficial for the broader Polish society, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and cooperation among various political and social groups within the country. This could include a commitment to economic policies that support growth and stability, while also ensuring social welfare and security for its citizens. Additionally, such a party might advocate for a strong national identity and sovereignty, while also being open to European integration, provided it aligns with national interests.

Confederation

The Polish Confederation (Konfederacja Wolność i Niepodległość, or Confederation Freedom and Independence) is a political party in Poland that emerged from a coalition of right-wing and libertarian groups. It was officially established in 2019, following the success of its constituent groups in the European Parliament elections. The party positions itself on the far-right of the political spectrum, advocating for a mix of libertarian and nationalist policies.

The core values of the Polish Confederation revolve around a strong emphasis on individual freedoms, economic liberalism, and a minimal…  Read more role for the state in the lives of citizens. They champion the cause of reducing taxes, deregulating the economy, and promoting entrepreneurship as a path to national prosperity. The party is also known for its staunch defense of national sovereignty, opposing what it perceives as undue influence from international organizations, particularly the European Union. It argues for a reassertion of Polish control over its own laws and borders, expressing skepticism towards the EU's migration policies and advocating for stricter immigration controls to preserve national identity and security.

Independent [political party affiliation]

自由

Coalition for the Renewal of the Republic – Liberty and Hope, since 8 October 2016 and until December 2018 known as Liberty, is a right-libertarian, free market-capitalist and hard Eurosceptic political.

新民主主义

The Polish New Democracy political party, known in Poland as Nowa Demokracja, is a political entity that emerged in response to the evolving political landscape in Poland. While specific details about its formation and leadership can vary over time, parties like New Democracy typically arise to address perceived gaps in the political spectrum or to champion particular causes that may not be adequately represented by existing parties.

The values and platform of New Democracy would likely focus on a mix of social, economic, and political issues tailored to the Polish context. Given the name and…  Read more common usage of the term "New Democracy" in various global contexts, the party might emphasize democratic renewal, transparency in government, and increased citizen participation in the political process. This could include advocating for reforms to make the political system more responsive to the needs and wishes of the populace, such as anti-corruption measures, electoral reforms, and policies to enhance civic education.

United

The Polish United Workers' Party (Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza, PZPR) was a political party in Poland that played a dominant role in the country's political landscape during the era of communist rule, from its formation in 1948 until the decline of communist authority in 1989. It emerged from a merger of the Polish Workers' Party (PPR) and the Polish Socialist Party (PPS), under the influence of the Soviet Union, which sought to consolidate communist control in the Eastern Bloc following World War II.

The core values and ideology of the Polish United Workers' Party…  Read more were rooted in Marxism-Leninism, a branch of communist ideology that emphasizes the role of the proletariat (or working class) in the revolutionary struggle to overthrow capitalism and establish a classless, communist society. The PZPR sought to transform Poland into a socialist state, with the means of production owned or controlled by the state, and a planned economy where production and distribution of goods were centrally managed.

Shared Poland

The Polish Shared Poland (Polska Wspólna) political party is a relatively new entity in the Polish political landscape, having been established to address a range of social, economic, and political issues within Poland. The party positions itself as a centrist or center-left force, aiming to bridge the divide between Poland's traditional conservative and liberal factions. Its core values revolve around social justice, economic equity, and a strong commitment to democratic principles and the rule of law.

Shared Poland advocates for policies that promote social cohesion and inclusivi…  Read morety. This includes support for the welfare state, with a particular focus on improving healthcare, education, and social security systems to ensure that all citizens have access to basic services and opportunities. The party also emphasizes the importance of environmental protection and sustainable development, recognizing the need to balance economic growth with the preservation of Poland's natural heritage.

There Is One Poland

The "There Is One Poland" (Jedna Polska) political party is a political entity in Poland that emerged as a response to the perceived need for a renewed focus on national unity, sovereignty, and traditional values within the Polish political landscape. The party advocates for policies that prioritize the interests of Poland and its citizens, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the country's cultural heritage, independence, and security.

At the core of "There Is One Poland's" values is a strong sense of patriotism and a commitment to preserving Poland's…  Read more national identity. This includes a focus on the family as the foundational unit of society, promoting policies that support family growth and stability, such as financial incentives for families with children and support for traditional family structures.

全国天主教运动

National-Catholic Movement is a small Polish political party represented in the Senate of the Republic of Poland. The only current senator was elected from the Law and Justice electoral committee’s ballot.

Normal Country

The Polish Normal Country political party, known in Polish as "Polska Normalna," is a political entity that emerged in Poland as a response to what its founders and supporters perceive as the excessive politicization and polarization of the Polish political landscape. The party positions itself as an alternative to the mainstream political discourse, advocating for a return to what it considers fundamental values and common sense in governance. Its creation reflects a broader trend in various countries where new political movements seek to challenge the established order by appealin…  Read moreg to the desire for a more straightforward and less ideologically driven approach to politics.

现代

Modern, is a liberal and classical-liberal political party in Poland. The party was founded in May 2015 by the former World Bank economist Ryszard Petru. Katarzyna Lubnauer became the party’s leader in November 2017.