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== New beginning (March 2012) ==
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= History =
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The Swiss Liberal party was originally founded in October, 2010. This version of the party died out in late 2011.
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== Reformation ==
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The SLP was reformed in March 2012 by [[mungos95]], around when the [[Swiss Reform Coalition]] was facing collapse. After the formation of the SLP, the top party in Switzerland went from being the SRC to the SLP by August 2012, due to mungos95's invitation program.
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Swiss Liberal party was dissolved and a new coalition was formed mostly on the ideals of the Swiss Liberal Party - '''The [[Swiss Reform Coalition]]'''. The Swiss Reform Coalition was the strongest party in Switzerland for a long time. This success died down by 2013, especially as the goals of the SLP were low priority in the face of [[Cronoss]]' PTO invasion of Switzerland.
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== Gaining Influence ==
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In April of 2013, [[jkli5]] was elected party president. His invitation policy led to the SLP surpassing the PTO party [[The Others]] in the national ranking, making it second. {{Ref|http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/swiss-liberal-party-the-new-number-2--2248033/1/20}} This gain in membership ultimately led to there being a high population of younger members, which was a point of concern in the June election between [[Kaad]] and [[Hunter4Life123]]. {{Ref|http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-slp-kaad4pp-2273720/1/20}}
  
Swiss Liberal party was dissolved and a new coalition was formed mostly on the ideals of the Swiss Liberal Party - '''The [[Swiss Reform Coalition]]'''. The Swiss Reform Coalition was the strongest party in Switzerland for a long time. After the March 2012 elections the Coalition started to break apart.
 
In March 2012, the '''Swiss Liberal Party''' got a new Party President - [[mungos95]]. From the moment he was elected the number of party members started to increase rapidly due to his invitation program. The party had 7 members when mungos95 was elected first time and now, in August 2012, the Swiss Liberal Party is the strongest party in Switzerland with 24 members.
 
  
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Revision as of 18:22, 8 June 2013

Swiss Liberal Party

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General Information
Country Flag-Switzerland.jpg Switzerland
Abbreviation SLP
Colors Red and White
Founded March 2012.
Political
President Hunter4Life123
Members 14
Congress Occupancy 4/20 seats, 21.05%
Orientation Center-Left
Ideology Libertarian

Swiss Liberal Party is a Center Libertarian party in Switzerland. Members of this party are credited for the liberation of Switzerland on the 675th day of eRepublik.


Mission Statement

It is the mission of the Swiss Liberal Party to provide a strong alliance between the members so they are able to contribute toward the improvement of society. The Party will strive to encourage each citizen to achieve his or her greatest potential. Throughout the learning process, the SLP shall emphasize democratic values and good citizenship towards the improvement of eSwitzerland. These lessons learned shall be used to create better presidents and congressmen of the future.


History

The Swiss Liberal party was originally founded in October, 2010. This version of the party died out in late 2011.

Reformation

The SLP was reformed in March 2012 by mungos95, around when the Swiss Reform Coalition was facing collapse. After the formation of the SLP, the top party in Switzerland went from being the SRC to the SLP by August 2012, due to mungos95's invitation program. Swiss Liberal party was dissolved and a new coalition was formed mostly on the ideals of the Swiss Liberal Party - The Swiss Reform Coalition. The Swiss Reform Coalition was the strongest party in Switzerland for a long time. This success died down by 2013, especially as the goals of the SLP were low priority in the face of Cronoss' PTO invasion of Switzerland.

Gaining Influence

In April of 2013, jkli5 was elected party president. His invitation policy led to the SLP surpassing the PTO party The Others in the national ranking, making it second. [1] This gain in membership ultimately led to there being a high population of younger members, which was a point of concern in the June election between Kaad and Hunter4Life123. [2]


Party Presidents

Year Month Party President
2011 January Julian Anderson
2012 March mungos95 - Refounded Party
2011 April mungos95
2012 May JHUNTER
2011 June mungos95
2012 July mungos95
2012 August mungos95
2012 September Hunter4Life123
2012 October Hunter4Life123
2012 November Hunter4Life123
2012 December Verper
2013 January ronina
2013 February Mandingas
2013 March Hunter4Life123
2013 April jkli5
2013 May Hunter4Life123