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Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas

General Information Country  Philippines Abbreviation POP Colors Red, gold         Founded 17 June 2020 Dissolved 4 November 2020

Political Congress Occupancy — Succeeds Philippine Workers Party Orientation Far-Left Ideology Authoritarian

The Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas (English: Workers Party of the Philippines), abbreviated as POP, was a far-left political party in the Philippines.

History

The Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas was founded on 17 June 2020 by Lilith Barros after defeating lMelankoliA in the June 2020 party elections.

Ideology

The Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas is a big-tent leftist party. Members of the party vary from Marxists to National Democrats

Military

Main article: Pambansang Hukbong Bayan

Leadership

The General Secretary of the Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas (Filipino: Pangkalahatang Kalihim ng Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas) was the party president.

List of general secretaries

General Secretary of the Partido Obrero ng Pilipinas
No.	Portrait	Name	Took office	Left office	Term
1		Lilith Barros	17 June 2020	16 July 2020	1
2		lMelankoliA	17 July 2020	16 September 2020	1
					2
3		Lilith Barros	17 September 2020	16 October 2020	2
4		Boy Pick Up	17 October 2020	4 November 2020	1

Electoral performance

Presidential elections

Main article: Presidential elections in the Philippines

Congress elections

Main article: Congress elections in the Philippines

Notable members

Boy Pick Up

• King of the Philippine Islands (2020–present)
• 2× Member of Congress (125, 126)

Lilith Barros

• Grand Duchess of Luzon (2020–present)

lMelankoliA

• 2× Member of Congress (125, 126)

See also

• Filipino Communist Party
• Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas

References

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