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{{Party| | {{Party| | ||
| − | name= Hellenic Popular Coalition | + | |name=Hellenic Popular Coalition |
| − | logo= | + | |logo= |
| − | formation= June 2009 | + | |formation= June 2009 |
| − | dissolution= | + | |dissolution= 4 October 2009 |
| − | president= | + | |president= |
| − | members= | + | |members= |
| − | orientation= Center | + | |orientation= Center |
| − | ideology= Libertarian | + | |ideology= Libertarian |
| − | congress= | + | |congress= |
| − | number= 2443 | + | |number= 2443 |
| − | forum= | + | |forum= |
| − | abbreviation= HPC | + | |abbreviation= HPC |
| − | preceded= Greek Independence Party | + | |preceded= Greek Independence Party |
| − | succeeded= Greek Independence Party | + | |succeeded= Greek Independence Party |
| − | colors= | + | |colors= Yellow, blue, white |
| − | country= Greece | + | |country= Greece |
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The '''Hellenic Progress Coalition''' was a political party in [[Greece]]. It had 151 members at the time of migration back into the [[Greek Independence Party]]. | The '''Hellenic Progress Coalition''' was a political party in [[Greece]]. It had 151 members at the time of migration back into the [[Greek Independence Party]]. | ||
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*the incorporation of eGreeks that aren't RL Greeks into the country | *the incorporation of eGreeks that aren't RL Greeks into the country | ||
| − | == Decline == | + | ==Decline== |
| − | + | Since August 2009 HPC has seen a decline; at the [[Congress elections]] it achieved only 1 seat in Congress. | |
| − | == | + | ==[[File:Icon position party president.gif]] Party Presidents== |
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| − | | {{eLink|citizen|1583442|Selena M Gomez}} ( | + | | {{eLink|citizen|1583442|Selena M Gomez}} (*) |
| 2009/07/16 - 2009/08/08 | | 2009/07/16 - 2009/08/08 | ||
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| 2009/09/16 - 2009/10/04 | | 2009/09/16 - 2009/10/04 | ||
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| + | <nowiki>*</nowiki> An alias of '''Jim Arr''', accused of facilitating an EEK takeover of the HPC | ||
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*The HPC was the only party in Greece that has released a party doctrine | *The HPC was the only party in Greece that has released a party doctrine | ||
*The HPC was the fifth largest party in Greece | *The HPC was the fifth largest party in Greece | ||
| − | *The HPC was known for helping support new players | + | *The HPC was known for helping and support new players |
Revision as of 19:17, 6 January 2019
This is a historical party, for succeeding party: Greek Independence Party
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The Hellenic Progress Coalition was a political party in Greece. It had 151 members at the time of migration back into the Greek Independence Party.
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Creation
The HPC was originally created under the name of Greek Independence Party as an opposition to those under the Ethniko Enotiko Kinima. For a long while, the party had no substantial ideology except that it was the opposition. With the election of Anthonios, a well known political radical and congressman as the Party President, a solid base was formed and the party was renamed the Hellenic Progress Coalition.
Values
The HPC values were:
- transparent government to inform the populace
- organization and coordination in the government
- a tolerant government that accepts people of all countries
- anti-elitism
- bilingual government articles
- the incorporation of eGreeks that aren't RL Greeks into the country
Decline
Since August 2009 HPC has seen a decline; at the Congress elections it achieved only 1 seat in Congress.
Party Presidents
| Avatar | President | Term |
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Anthonios | 2009/06 - 2009/07/16 |
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Selena M Gomez (*) | 2009/07/16 - 2009/08/08 |
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Constantinos | 2009/08/08 - 2009/09/16 |
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Anthonios | 2009/09/16 - 2009/10/04 |
* An alias of Jim Arr, accused of facilitating an EEK takeover of the HPC
Facts
- The HPC was often viewed as a stronghold for non-Greeks that want to be eGreeks
- The HPC was the only party in Greece that has released a party doctrine
- The HPC was the fifth largest party in Greece
- The HPC was known for helping and support new players
