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<center>'''''WORK IN PROGRESS'''''</center>
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The '''Philippine Progressive Party''' (Tagalog: ''Partido Progresibo ng Pilipinas''), abbreviated as '''PPP''', was a center-left [[Party|political party]] in the [[Philippines]].
  
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==History==
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The Philippine Progressive Party was founded on 19 April 2011 by [[Sigurd Aasen]] in an attempt . It was previously named [[Bayan Muna]].<ref>{{eLink|article|1752439|Philippine Progressive Party}}. ''The Notepad''. Published on 19 April 2011.</ref>
  
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==Leadership==
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'''Philippine Progressive Party''' was a '''[[Party#Party Details|Center-left]]''', '''[[Party#Party Details|Libertarian]]''' '''[[Philippines|Philippine]]''' '''[[Party|Political Party]]''', successor of '''[[Bayan Muna]]'''. After the decrease of the member number, '''PKP''' stopped being one of the top 5 parties for some time before being dissolved. It was renamed soon after '''[[Destroyer S87]]''' won the '''[[Party elections|Party Elections]]''' in March 2012 and therefore '''Destroyer S87''' is denoted as '''The First President of DPP'''.
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<ref>http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/philippine-progressive-party-1752439/1/20, ''Philippine Progressive Party'', War Journalist.</ref>
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==PPP Presidents==
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! style="background:#7DF9FF" width="10"| Term
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| [[Sigurd Aasen]]
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| 19 April 2011
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| 15 May 2011
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| align="center" | 1st
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| align="center" | [[Destroyer S87]]
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| align="center" | March
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| [[Kyle321n]]
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| 16 May 2011
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| 15 June 2011
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| 3
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| align="center" | [[Destroyer S87]]
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| align="center" | April
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| [[Sigurd Aasen]]
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| 16 June 2011
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| 15 July 2011
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| align="center" | [[Kristijanmkd93]]
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| align="center" | May
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| [[Elari Reili]]
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| 16 July 2011
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| 15 August 2011
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| [[Sigurd Aasen]]
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| 16 August 2011
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| 18 August 2011<br><small>''Dissolved the party''</small>
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==PPP Congressmen==
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==Electoral performance==
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===Presidential elections===
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{{main|Presidential elections in the Philippines}}
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! style="background:#7DF9FF" colspan=3| March 2012
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| rowspan=3 align="center" | Luzon
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| May 2011
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| align="center" | {{eLink|profile|1416918|Filipi}}
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| colspan="3" style="background:#ECECEC" | ''No elections were held.''
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| align="center" | [[MakedonecMKD]]
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| June 2011
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| {{eLink|citizen|2457959|indielfi}}
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| 48 <small>(52.75%)</small>
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| style="background:#99FF99" | Won
 
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| align="center" | {{eLink|profile|4584979|MKD Foreverrr}}
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| July 2011
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| [[Sigurd Aasen]]
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| 35 <small>(37.63%)</small>
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| style="background:#FF9999" | Lost
 
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| rowspan=3 align="center" | Mindanao
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| August 2011
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| align="center" | {{eLink|profile|3956472|Kristijanmkd93}}
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| 41 <small>(45.05%)</small>
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===Congress elections===
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{{main|Congress of the Philippines}}
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| align="center" | {{eLink|profile|3972785|Zafir Selim}}
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| [[27th Congress of the Philippines|April 2011]] || {{Congress Seats|7|40|#000000|width=125}} || {{Steady}} || Minority
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| align="center" | [[Destroyer S87]]
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| align="center" | {{eLink|profile|4386719|Celicen}}
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| [[28th Congress of the Philippines|May 2011]] || {{Congress Seats|10|30|#000000|width=125}} || {{Increase}} 3 || Majority
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| [[29th Congress of the Philippines|June 2011]] || {{Congress Seats|3|20|#000000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 7 || Minority
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| align="center" | {{eLink|profile|2380462|grepce}}
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| [[30th Congress of the Philippines|July 2011]] || {{Congress Seats|2|20|#000000|width=125}} || {{Decrease}} 1 || Minority
 
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==Notable members==
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* {{eLink|citizen|2457959|indielfi}} <small>(25th President of the Philippines)</small>
  
 
==References==
 
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[[Category:Historical Center-Left Parties]]
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[[Category:Historical Libertarian Parties]]
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Latest revision as of 05:31, 28 August 2020

This is a historical party, for succeeding party: Bayanihan

Philippine Progressive Party

Party-Philippine_Progressive_Party.jpg
General Information
Country Flag-Philippines.jpg Philippines
Abbreviation PPP
Newspaper The Notepad
Colors Black, blue, red, white
               
Founded 19 April 2011
Dissolved 18 August 2011
Political
Congress Occupancy —
Succeeds Bayan Muna
Succeeded By Bayanihan
Orientation Center-Left
Ideology Libertarian

The Philippine Progressive Party (Tagalog: Partido Progresibo ng Pilipinas), abbreviated as PPP, was a center-left political party in the Philippines.

History

The Philippine Progressive Party was founded on 19 April 2011 by Sigurd Aasen in an attempt . It was previously named Bayan Muna.[1]

Leadership

List of party presidents:

No. Portrait Name Took office Left office Term
1 Citizen2059284.jpg Sigurd Aasen 19 April 2011 15 May 2011 1
2 Citizen1204391.jpg Kyle321n 16 May 2011 15 June 2011 1
3 Citizen2059284.jpg Sigurd Aasen 16 June 2011 15 July 2011 2
4 Citizen1475718.jpg Elari Reili 16 July 2011 15 August 2011 1
5 Citizen2059284.jpg Sigurd Aasen 16 August 2011 18 August 2011
Dissolved the party 		3

Electoral performance

Presidential elections

Main article: Presidential elections in the Philippines
Election Candidate Votes Outcome
2011
May 2011 No elections were held.
June 2011 indielfi 48 (52.75%) Won
July 2011 Sigurd Aasen 35 (37.63%) Lost
August 2011 sansae2 41 (45.05%) Lost

Congress elections

Main article: Congress of the Philippines
Election Seats won +/– Wing
2011
April 2011
7 / 40
 ▬ Minority
May 2011
10 / 30
 ▲ 3 Majority
June 2011
3 / 20
 ▼ 7 Minority
July 2011
2 / 20
 ▼ 1 Minority

Notable members

  • indielfi (25th President of the Philippines)

References

  1. ↑ Philippine Progressive Party. The Notepad. Published on 19 April 2011.
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