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{{Party| | {{Party| | ||
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name=Partido Republicano| | name=Partido Republicano| | ||
| − | logo=Party | + | logo=Party-Partido Republicano.jpg| |
formation=June 2008| | formation=June 2008| | ||
dissolution= | | dissolution= | | ||
| − | president= | + | president=Alejandro Quesada| |
| − | + | vicepresident= | | |
| − | members= | + | members=2 {{Decrease}}| |
| − | orientation=Center- | + | rank=21| |
| + | orientation=Center-Left| | ||
ideology=Libertarian| | ideology=Libertarian| | ||
| − | congress= | + | congress= | |
number=311| | number=311| | ||
| − | + | website= http://prepublicano.com.ar prepublicano.com.ar| | |
| − | + | forum=http://republicano.4rumer.net/ Forum link| | |
| − | forum=http://republicano.4rumer.net/| | + | |
abbreviation=PR | | abbreviation=PR | | ||
| − | preceded= | + | preceded=Partido Republicano{{!}}Argentinian Nationalist Party| |
succeeded= | | succeeded= | | ||
colors=Orange| | colors=Orange| | ||
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country=Argentina| | country=Argentina| | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | The '''Partido Republicano''' (Republican Party | + | The '''Partido Republicano''' (Eng. ''Republican Party'') was a major political [[party]] in [[Argentina]]. It was the only party with the right ideology in Argentina, and was holding enough members (over 200) to make it the first largest party in the country. The Partido Republicano was a member of the [[Universal Party of the Right]]. |
| − | + | Today the party is down to only 2 members. | |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | + | The Partido Republicano was founded by [[United Kingdom]] immigrants as the '''Partido Nacionalista Argentino'''/''Argentinian Nationalist Party'' back in ''BETA''. hSeldon took over the party and changed its name to Partido Republicano Argentino. | |
| − | The Partido Republicano was founded by [[United Kingdom]] immigrants as the Partido Nacionalista Argentino/Argentinian Nationalist Party back in ''BETA''. hSeldon took over the party and changed its name to Partido Republicano Argentino. | + | |
Later, Templario reformed the party, creating the actual logo and bases and the Partido Republicano name. However, Templario had to left the game, so Jose Miguel, with only 15 days of life was called by Templario to take the role of party president. Jose Miguel changed the party's ideologies from Far-Right to Center-Right. | Later, Templario reformed the party, creating the actual logo and bases and the Partido Republicano name. However, Templario had to left the game, so Jose Miguel, with only 15 days of life was called by Templario to take the role of party president. Jose Miguel changed the party's ideologies from Far-Right to Center-Right. | ||
| − | Pedro Alejandro Pereyra won the party elections in July and was re-elected in August, during this period the PR moderated more its position in politics and continued growing, however the Progressive Left became the second party, bringing an end to the former democrat-republican | + | Pedro Alejandro Pereyra won the party elections in July and was re-elected in August, during this period the PR moderated more its position in politics and continued growing, however, the Progressive Left became the second party, bringing an end to the former democrat-republican bipartisan. |
After the second period of Pedro, Fedegen won the presidency two times, returning to a more conservative point of view in the party, but continuing with the center-right politics. The party grew in activity during these presidencies. | After the second period of Pedro, Fedegen won the presidency two times, returning to a more conservative point of view in the party, but continuing with the center-right politics. The party grew in activity during these presidencies. | ||
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Also, between Jose Miguel's and Fedegen's presidencies, the PR merged with some members of the Far-Right Argentinian Nationalist Party, increasing the number of far-right members of the PR and giving more variety to the party. | Also, between Jose Miguel's and Fedegen's presidencies, the PR merged with some members of the Far-Right Argentinian Nationalist Party, increasing the number of far-right members of the PR and giving more variety to the party. | ||
| − | November of 2008 was a very difficult period for the party, Juan Ameri, a relatively new member to the party, who came from the Progressive Left claiming that his former party's ideals weren't similar to his own, won the party elections. The party then suffered an internal crisis, with a party president that allied with far-right politicians to win elections, division between party members, polarization between centrists and extremists. | + | November of 2008 was a very difficult period for the party, Juan Ameri, a relatively new member to the party, who came from the Progressive Left claiming that his former party's ideals weren't similar to his own, won the party elections. The party then suffered an internal crisis, with a party president that allied with far-right politicians to win elections, a division between party members, polarization between centrists and extremists. |
| − | But the problems increased with December's elections. Ameri didn't | + | But the problems increased with December's elections. Ameri didn't want Jose Miguel to win, because he believed that it would mean the "personalization" of PR in a small group of people (Jose Miguel, Fedegen, Pedro Alejandro Pereyra), so he tried to make a paramilitary group, formed by him, a centrist member called Payta and a far-right member called Yanka. The last one left the party because he felt bad there, Payta told everything to the other members of the party. |
| − | Ameri then joined Matipunx (Moderate-Far-Right) to run for the elections, Ameri also told Payta that he was supporting Matipunx because he believed that if Matipunx won, Jose Miguel and Fedegen would be politically dead and Matipunx wouldn't have sufficient time for his presidency so Ameri would | + | Ameri then joined Matipunx (Moderate-Far-Right) to run for the elections, Ameri also told Payta that he was supporting Matipunx because he believed that if Matipunx won, Jose Miguel and Fedegen would be politically dead and Matipunx wouldn't have sufficient time for his presidency so Ameri would become the hero of the PR. |
Ameri's plans never gave result, Payta told Jose Miguel about Ameri's plans, then Jose Miguel and the other two candidates: Matipunx and Sonata, made a pact to not allow Ameri continue growing politically and avoid giving him power, granting the party's safety as a political and democratic organization. | Ameri's plans never gave result, Payta told Jose Miguel about Ameri's plans, then Jose Miguel and the other two candidates: Matipunx and Sonata, made a pact to not allow Ameri continue growing politically and avoid giving him power, granting the party's safety as a political and democratic organization. | ||
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Jose Miguel won the elections, creating the [[Universal Party of the Right]] along with PRB and PDV's party presidents. The party's forum was changed. | Jose Miguel won the elections, creating the [[Universal Party of the Right]] along with PRB and PDV's party presidents. The party's forum was changed. | ||
| − | Irenfrea was the first party president (not counting Juan Ameri) that wasn't one of the oldest | + | Irenfrea was the first party president (not counting Juan Ameri) that wasn't one of the oldest generations of Republicans, because Templario, Jose Miguel, Pedro Alejandro Pereyra and Fedegen had been members since the first two months of the party. Later, he became Country President, but renounced because he had problems in RL. During his party presidency, the party grew to become the country's first party and obtain the government. |
== Party President Lists == | == Party President Lists == | ||
| − | + | Following is the list of party presidents and the orientation of the party at the time. | |
| − | * | + | * April - May 2008: hSeldon (''Partido Republicano Argentino'') (Far-Right) |
| − | * | + | * May - July 2008: Templario (Partido Republicano) (Far-Right) |
| − | * | + | * July 2008: [[Jose Miguel]] (Center-Right) |
| − | + | * July - August 2008: Pedro Alejandro Pereyra (Center-Right) | |
| − | * | + | * August - September 2008: Pedro Alejandro Pereyra (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * September - November 2008: [[Fedegen]] (Moderate Far-Right) |
| − | * | + | * November - December 2008: Juan Ameri (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * December 2008 - January 2009: [[Jose Miguel]] (Center-Right) |
| − | + | * January - March 2009: [[Irenfrea]] (Center-Right) | |
| − | * | + | * March - April 2009: [[Jose Miguel]] (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * April - June 2009: [[laker]] (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * June - July 2009: [[Fedegen]] (Moderate Far-Right) |
| − | + | * July - August 2009: [[Hildebrant]] (Center-Right) | |
| − | * | + | * August - October 2009: [[Matipunx]] (Far-Right) |
| − | * | + | * October - November 2009: Richtofen (Far-Right) |
| − | + | * November - December 2009: [[Hildebrant]] (Center-Right) | |
| − | * | + | * December 2009 - January 2010: [[FlorenciaC]] (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * January - February 2010: {{eLink|citizen|1620982|timonlb}} (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * February - March 2010: [[FlorenciaC]] (Center-Right) |
| − | + | * March - April 2010: ''Matias Hassan'' (Center-Right) - quit; [[Hildebrant]] took over as interim | |
| − | * | + | * April - May 2010: [[Hildebrant]] (Center-Right) |
| − | * | + | * May - June 2010: {{eLink|citizen|1620982|timonlb}} |
| − | * | + | * June - July 2010: {{eLink|citizen|1959084|Gadorcho}} |
| − | * | + | * July - September 2010: {{eLink|citizen|2883144|Ash J. Williams}} |
| − | * | + | * September - December 2010: {{eLink|citizen|2914850|cocous}} |
| − | * | + | * December 2010 - January 2011: {{eLink|citizen|2142898|Eliseo Feliu}} |
| + | * January - March 2011: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * March - April 2011: {{eLink|citizen|1946145|Nacho Pineyro}} | ||
| + | * April - May 2011: {{eLink|citizen|3382418|baneameesta}} | ||
| + | * May - June 2011: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * June - July 2011: {{eLink|citizen|1946145|Nacho Pineyro}} | ||
| + | * July - September 2011: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * September - October 2011: {{eLink|citizen|2028568|warce}} | ||
| + | * October - November 2011: {{eLink|citizen|1946145|Nacho Pineyro}} | ||
| + | * November - December 2011: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * December 2011 - January 2012: {{eLink|citizen|1946145|Nacho Pineyro}} | ||
| + | * January - February 2012: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * February - February 2012: {{eLink|citizen|2246022|Caudio}} | ||
| + | * March - April 2012: {{eLink|citizen|1620982|timonlb}} | ||
| + | * April - May 2012: {{eLink|citizen|2246022|Caudio}} | ||
| + | * May - September 2012: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * September - October 2012: {{eLink|citizen|5999748|Leo Lobo}} | ||
| + | * October - November 2012: [[santirub]] | ||
| + | * November - December 2012: {{eLink|citizen|2028568|warce}} | ||
| + | * December 2012 - January 2013: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * January - May 2013: {{eLink|citizen|1611299|Nicolas Ferrara}} | ||
| + | * May - July 2013: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | * July - October 2013: {{eLink|citizen|6024825|Palpatrain}} | ||
| + | * October 2013 - March 2014: {{eLink|citizen|3031928|Ga.brik}} (changed his nickname from ''Rambaldi'') | ||
| + | * March - July 2016: {{eLink|citizen|7109409|Spampinatol}} | ||
| + | * July - August 2016: {{eLink|citizen|8987533|Miguel I Magno}} | ||
| + | * August - December 2016: ''no information'' | ||
| + | * December 2016 - February 2017: {{eLink|citizen|7109409|Spampinatol}} | ||
| + | * February - April 2017: {{eLink|citizen|6390028|baneameesta2}} | ||
| + | * April - June 2017: ''no information'' | ||
| + | * June - August 2017: {{eLink|citizen|5034607|BlackFeDeX III}} | ||
| + | * August - September 2017: {{eLink|citizen|6390028|baneameesta2}} | ||
| + | * September 2017 - March 27, 2019: ''no information'' | ||
| + | * March 27, 2019 - Present: {{eLink|citizen|1587818|Alejandro Quesada}} | ||
== Alliances == | == Alliances == | ||
| − | PR supported PDRA's candidate [[Pier]] | + | PR supported PDRA's candidate [[Pier]] for the presidency of Argentina. |
| − | PR allied with PDRA and [[Movimiento Americano Social (Argentina)|MAS]] to support Siddy | + | PR allied with PDRA and [[Movimiento Americano Social (Argentina)|MAS]] to support [[Siddy]] for the presidency of Argentina. |
| − | PR allied with [[Movimiento Americano Social (Argentina)|MAS]] to support Republican candidate Irenfrea to the presidency of Argentina. | + | PR allied with [[Movimiento Americano Social (Argentina)|MAS]] to support Republican candidate [[Irenfrea]] to the presidency of Argentina. |
| − | Partido Republicano allied with UMA, SM, PDRA, PCA and PRO, in order to support Partido Republicano´s candidate | + | Partido Republicano allied with UMA, SM, PDRA, PCA and PRO, in order to support Partido Republicano´s candidate [[marianomedina2]]. |
Partido Republicano allied with UMA, SM and PCA In order to support Partido Republicano's Candidate [[FlorenciaC]] | Partido Republicano allied with UMA, SM and PCA In order to support Partido Republicano's Candidate [[FlorenciaC]] | ||
== Presidents Elected == | == Presidents Elected == | ||
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| − | | June 2008 | + | |June 2008 |
| − | | [[Pier]] | + | |[[Pier]] |
|[[Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina]] | |[[Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina]] | ||
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| − | | July 2008 | + | |July 2008 |
| − | | [[Pier]] | + | |[[Pier]] |
|[[Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina]] | |[[Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina]] | ||
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|March 2009 | |March 2009 | ||
|[[Irenfrea]] | |[[Irenfrea]] | ||
| − | | | + | |Partido Republicano |
|-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | |-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | ||
|July 2009 | |July 2009 | ||
|[[Fedegen]] | |[[Fedegen]] | ||
| − | | | + | |Partido Republicano |
|-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | |-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | ||
|February 2010 | |February 2010 | ||
| − | |[[ | + | |[[marianomedina2]] |
| − | | | + | |Partido Republicano |
|-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | |-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | ||
|May 2010 | |May 2010 | ||
|[[FlorenciaC]] | |[[FlorenciaC]] | ||
| − | | | + | |Partido Republicano |
| − | + | |-style="background-color:#FFA503;" | |
| − | [[ | + | |August 2011 |
| + | |{{eLink|citizen|3031928|Rambaldi}} | ||
| + | |Partido Republicano | ||
| + | |-style="background-color:#00FFFF;" | ||
| + | |March 2013 | ||
| + | |{{eLink|citizen|2883144|Ash J. Williams}} | ||
| + | |[[Union Militar Argentina]] | ||
| + | |} | ||
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The Partido Republicano (Eng. Republican Party) was a major political party in Argentina. It was the only party with the right ideology in Argentina, and was holding enough members (over 200) to make it the first largest party in the country. The Partido Republicano was a member of the Universal Party of the Right.
Today the party is down to only 2 members.
History
The Partido Republicano was founded by United Kingdom immigrants as the Partido Nacionalista Argentino/Argentinian Nationalist Party back in BETA. hSeldon took over the party and changed its name to Partido Republicano Argentino.
Later, Templario reformed the party, creating the actual logo and bases and the Partido Republicano name. However, Templario had to left the game, so Jose Miguel, with only 15 days of life was called by Templario to take the role of party president. Jose Miguel changed the party's ideologies from Far-Right to Center-Right.
Pedro Alejandro Pereyra won the party elections in July and was re-elected in August, during this period the PR moderated more its position in politics and continued growing, however, the Progressive Left became the second party, bringing an end to the former democrat-republican bipartisan.
After the second period of Pedro, Fedegen won the presidency two times, returning to a more conservative point of view in the party, but continuing with the center-right politics. The party grew in activity during these presidencies.
Also, between Jose Miguel's and Fedegen's presidencies, the PR merged with some members of the Far-Right Argentinian Nationalist Party, increasing the number of far-right members of the PR and giving more variety to the party.
November of 2008 was a very difficult period for the party, Juan Ameri, a relatively new member to the party, who came from the Progressive Left claiming that his former party's ideals weren't similar to his own, won the party elections. The party then suffered an internal crisis, with a party president that allied with far-right politicians to win elections, a division between party members, polarization between centrists and extremists.
But the problems increased with December's elections. Ameri didn't want Jose Miguel to win, because he believed that it would mean the "personalization" of PR in a small group of people (Jose Miguel, Fedegen, Pedro Alejandro Pereyra), so he tried to make a paramilitary group, formed by him, a centrist member called Payta and a far-right member called Yanka. The last one left the party because he felt bad there, Payta told everything to the other members of the party.
Ameri then joined Matipunx (Moderate-Far-Right) to run for the elections, Ameri also told Payta that he was supporting Matipunx because he believed that if Matipunx won, Jose Miguel and Fedegen would be politically dead and Matipunx wouldn't have sufficient time for his presidency so Ameri would become the hero of the PR.
Ameri's plans never gave result, Payta told Jose Miguel about Ameri's plans, then Jose Miguel and the other two candidates: Matipunx and Sonata, made a pact to not allow Ameri continue growing politically and avoid giving him power, granting the party's safety as a political and democratic organization.
Jose Miguel won the elections, creating the Universal Party of the Right along with PRB and PDV's party presidents. The party's forum was changed.
Irenfrea was the first party president (not counting Juan Ameri) that wasn't one of the oldest generations of Republicans, because Templario, Jose Miguel, Pedro Alejandro Pereyra and Fedegen had been members since the first two months of the party. Later, he became Country President, but renounced because he had problems in RL. During his party presidency, the party grew to become the country's first party and obtain the government.
Party President Lists
Following is the list of party presidents and the orientation of the party at the time.
- April - May 2008: hSeldon (Partido Republicano Argentino) (Far-Right)
- May - July 2008: Templario (Partido Republicano) (Far-Right)
- July 2008: Jose Miguel (Center-Right)
- July - August 2008: Pedro Alejandro Pereyra (Center-Right)
- August - September 2008: Pedro Alejandro Pereyra (Center-Right)
- September - November 2008: Fedegen (Moderate Far-Right)
- November - December 2008: Juan Ameri (Center-Right)
- December 2008 - January 2009: Jose Miguel (Center-Right)
- January - March 2009: Irenfrea (Center-Right)
- March - April 2009: Jose Miguel (Center-Right)
- April - June 2009: laker (Center-Right)
- June - July 2009: Fedegen (Moderate Far-Right)
- July - August 2009: Hildebrant (Center-Right)
- August - October 2009: Matipunx (Far-Right)
- October - November 2009: Richtofen (Far-Right)
- November - December 2009: Hildebrant (Center-Right)
- December 2009 - January 2010: FlorenciaC (Center-Right)
- January - February 2010: timonlb (Center-Right)
- February - March 2010: FlorenciaC (Center-Right)
- March - April 2010: Matias Hassan (Center-Right) - quit; Hildebrant took over as interim
- April - May 2010: Hildebrant (Center-Right)
- May - June 2010: timonlb
- June - July 2010: Gadorcho
- July - September 2010: Ash J. Williams
- September - December 2010: cocous
- December 2010 - January 2011: Eliseo Feliu
- January - March 2011: Rambaldi
- March - April 2011: Nacho Pineyro
- April - May 2011: baneameesta
- May - June 2011: Rambaldi
- June - July 2011: Nacho Pineyro
- July - September 2011: Rambaldi
- September - October 2011: warce
- October - November 2011: Nacho Pineyro
- November - December 2011: Rambaldi
- December 2011 - January 2012: Nacho Pineyro
- January - February 2012: Rambaldi
- February - February 2012: Caudio
- March - April 2012: timonlb
- April - May 2012: Caudio
- May - September 2012: Rambaldi
- September - October 2012: Leo Lobo
- October - November 2012: santirub
- November - December 2012: warce
- December 2012 - January 2013: Rambaldi
- January - May 2013: Nicolas Ferrara
- May - July 2013: Rambaldi
- July - October 2013: Palpatrain
- October 2013 - March 2014: Ga.brik (changed his nickname from Rambaldi)
- March - July 2016: Spampinatol
- July - August 2016: Miguel I Magno
- August - December 2016: no information
- December 2016 - February 2017: Spampinatol
- February - April 2017: baneameesta2
- April - June 2017: no information
- June - August 2017: BlackFeDeX III
- August - September 2017: baneameesta2
- September 2017 - March 27, 2019: no information
- March 27, 2019 - Present: Alejandro Quesada
Alliances
PR supported PDRA's candidate Pier for the presidency of Argentina.
PR allied with PDRA and MAS to support Siddy for the presidency of Argentina.
PR allied with MAS to support Republican candidate Irenfrea to the presidency of Argentina.
Partido Republicano allied with UMA, SM, PDRA, PCA and PRO, in order to support Partido Republicano´s candidate marianomedina2.
Partido Republicano allied with UMA, SM and PCA In order to support Partido Republicano's Candidate FlorenciaC
Presidents Elected
| Month Elected | President | Party |
|---|---|---|
| June 2008 | Pier | Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina |
| July 2008 | Pier | Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina |
| December 2008 | Siddy | Movimiento Americano Social |
| January 2009 | Siddy | Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina |
| March 2009 | Irenfrea | Partido Republicano |
| July 2009 | Fedegen | Partido Republicano |
| February 2010 | marianomedina2 | Partido Republicano |
| May 2010 | FlorenciaC | Partido Republicano |
| August 2011 | Rambaldi | Partido Republicano |
| March 2013 | Ash J. Williams | Union Militar Argentina |
