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The Philippine Progressive Party (Tagalog: Partido Progresibo ng Pilipino), abbreviated as PPP, was a center-left political party in the Philippines.
History
The PPP was founded with the purpose of bringing a life spark to the existing membership and possibly enlarge it. However, after several months of its creation that spark was lost and the founder, Sigurd Aasen, realized it was time for a new change. That is why after his brief trip to Norway he rejoined his old party and entered the race for the Party President seat. He explained [1] that his victory on the elections would mean renaming of the party. The majority of the members must have thought that his idea is well founded so they delivered the victory to him.
PPP Presidents
| The Presidents | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Term | Status | |
| 1st | Sigurd Aasen | April 2011 | Active |
| 2nd | Kyle321n | May 2011 | Dead |
| 3rd | Sigurd Aasen | June 2011 | Active |
| 4th | Elari Reili | July 2011 | Dead |
| 5th | Sigurd Aasen | August 2011 | Active |
Sigurd Aasen is noted as the Last Party President of the Philippine Progressive Party.
References
- ↑ http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/philippine-progressive-party-1752439/1/20, Philippine Progressive Party, The Notepad.
