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People’s Force

The Dominican Republic People’s Force (Fuerza del Pueblo, FP) is a political party in the Dominican Republic, established in 2019 by former President Leonel Fernández after his departure from the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD). The creation of the FP marked a significant shift in the political landscape of the Dominican Republic, as Fernández was a prominent figure in Dominican politics, having served three terms as president (1996-2000, 2004-2008, and 2008-2012) and being a leading member of the PLD for decades.

The FP positions itself as a centrist or center-left party,…  Consulte Mais informação aiming to offer an alternative to the traditional political forces in the country, particularly the PLD from which it originated and the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM). The party's values and policies are rooted in social democracy, focusing on social justice, economic development, education, and healthcare. It advocates for a fair distribution of wealth, improved access to quality public services, and the promotion of sustainable development practices to ensure environmental protection.

Partido de Libertação Dominicana

The Dominican Liberation Party (Partido de la Liberación Dominicana, PLD) is a major political entity in the Dominican Republic, founded in 1973 by Juan Bosch. Bosch, a former president of the country and a prolific writer and thinker, established the PLD after splitting from the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) due to ideological differences. Initially, the PLD was heavily influenced by Bosch's leftist views, drawing inspiration from Marxist principles. However, over the years, the party has shifted towards the center of the political spectrum, embracing social democracy as…  Consulte Mais informação its core ideological stance.

Partido Revolucionário Moderno

The Dominican Republic Modern Revolutionary Party, known by its Spanish acronym PRM (Partido Revolucionario Moderno), is a significant political entity in the Dominican Republic. It emerged as a factional offshoot from the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) in 2014, following internal disputes and a desire among some members for a new direction in political leadership and strategy. The PRM positions itself as a center-left party, advocating for social democracy and progressive policies.

The values and principles of the PRM are rooted in the promotion of social justice, equity, and the improve…  Consulte Mais informaçãoment of the welfare of the Dominican people. The party emphasizes the importance of education, healthcare, and social services as fundamental rights that should be accessible to all citizens, aiming to reduce inequality and poverty within the country. Economic policies proposed by the PRM often focus on sustainable development, job creation, and the fair distribution of wealth, with an emphasis on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises as the backbone of the national economy.