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Green-left Movement

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Charlemont founded in June 2016 (8 years ago)

Description

We plant justice where profits once grew and tend the roots of a society that leaves no one behind.

"Plant the future harvest today"

Core Pillars

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Environmental protection
Prioritize ecological sustainability even at the expense of economic growth
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Gender equality
Equal opportunities regardless of gender
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Welfare programs
Government assistance for those in need
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Protections for workers
Strong labor rights and wages
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In Opposition
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Great Branding
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Career-Defining Speech
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Strong Media Performance
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Committed to Democracy

Major Projects

History
Renew the rail network
Presidency · Jan. 12, 2025
Lapsed
$121.31bn over 36 months · $3.37bn a month
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People's Pledges

Raise retirement spending Delivered Raise education spending Delivered

International Party Blocs

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Alliance for Gender Equality and Justice
Left Democratic Alliance
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Progressive Alliance

Activists

Party members and political operatives

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Arthur Blanc
Arthur Blanc
Activist · Age 62

Once a high-flying media executive who walked away from a lucrative career to expose corporate corruption, Arthur Blanc leverages his wealth and sharp media instincts to craft compelling narratives that rally public support for progressive causes.

✨ Charismatic 📺 Media Savvy 🌍 Outsider 💰 Wealthy
Marie Girard
Marie Girard
Activist · Age 63

The daughter of factory workers, Marie Girard rose from the shop floor to become a charismatic pragmatist, using her working-class roots and media savvy to bridge divides and deliver real results for struggling families.

✨ Charismatic 📺 Media Savvy ⚖️ Pragmatist 🔨 Working Class Background
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Paul Henry
Activist · Age 50

A lifelong environmental engineer who abandoned a lucrative corporate career to fight corporate polluters, Paul leverages his outsider perspective and magnetic charm to bridge divides between activists and policymakers.

🚀 Ambitious ✨ Charismatic 🌟 Idealist 🤝 Loyal 🌍 Outsider
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Alex Laurent
Activist · Age 53

Raised in a working-class neighborhood, Alex Laurent rose to fame as an eccentric but magnetic activist, blending grassroots passion with a media-savvy flair that turns every scandal or stunt into a viral morality tale.

✨ Charismatic 🎭 Eccentric 📺 Media Savvy 🔨 Working Class Background
Thomas Legrand
Thomas Legrand
Activist · Age 59

Once a union organizer in the steel mills, he turned decades of frontline agitation into a web of influence spanning labor halls, boardrooms, and backroom deals—all while never letting the fire in his belly burn out.

🔬 Analytical 🤝 Loyal 🔗 Well Connected 🔨 Working Class Background 🔥 Firebrand
Léo Mathieu
Léo Mathieu
Activist · Age 31

Raised in a mining town, Léo Mathieu parlayed his working-class roots into a career as a policy researcher, known for dissecting economic inequality with cold precision and little tolerance for vague rhetoric.

🎓 Academic 🔬 Analytical 🔨 Working Class Background
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Lucas Mercier
Activist · Age 39

After a decade in high finance, Lucas Mercier swapped spreadsheets for stump speeches, leveraging his media savvy to craft narratives that exposed corporate greed—though his awkward stage presence kept him behind the podium rather than in front of it.

🏦 Former Banker 📺 Media Savvy 🤐 Poor Speaker
Hélène Morel
Hélène Morel
Activist · Age 30

A philosophy graduate who cut her political teeth protesting tuition hikes, her razor-sharp speeches and unshakable moral clarity have made her the bane of complacent politicians and the darling of student movements.

🎓 Academic 🔬 Analytical 🎤 Fantastic Speaker 🔨 Working Class Background 🔥 Firebrand
Élise Perrin
Élise Perrin
Activist · Age 52

A passionate political activist dedicated to making a difference.

🎤 Fantastic Speaker 🎖️ Former Military 🛡️ Incorruptible
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Olivier Petit
Activist · Age 63

Rising from factory floors to backroom deals, Olivier Petit built his power by outmaneuvering rivals, though his sudden embrace of radical rhetoric has left even allies wondering which firebrand is real—the man or the myth.

🚀 Ambitious 🗡️ Ruthless 🏙️ Street Smart 🔨 Working Class Background 🔥 Firebrand
Mathieu Robin
Mathieu Robin
Activist · Age 31

A rising star in policy circles, Mathieu Robin cut his teeth in think tanks before climbing the party ranks with his sharp intellect and well-placed connections, though his pragmatism occasionally frustrates idealists.

🎓 Academic 🤝 Loyal 📺 Media Savvy ⚖️ Pragmatist 🔗 Well Connected
PR
Pauline Robin
Activist · Age 42

A former labor organizer turned firebrand activist, Pauline Robin cut her teeth in the streets before bringing her unfiltered passion for justice to politics, though her blunt idealism often clashes with the need for polished persuasion.

🌟 Idealist 🌍 Outsider 🤐 Poor Speaker ⚖️ Pragmatist 🔥 Firebrand
Alexandre Roussel
Alexandre Roussel
Candidate for Presidency · Age 30

Once a decorated officer who leveraged his military discipline into a career as a media personality, Alexandre Roussel commands attention both on stage and in policy discussions with his blend of analytical rigor and star power.

🔬 Analytical ⭐ Celebrity 🎤 Fantastic Speaker 🎖️ Former Military 🔗 Well Connected

Seats held in Charlemont

Political representation across legislatures

Senate

348 seats · 334 occupied
Seats held
88
Standing
#1
Chamber share
25.3%

National Assembly

650 seats · fully occupied
Seats held
142
Standing
#2
Chamber share
21.8%

Elected offices in Charlemont

Offices this party holds or has a candidate for

Presidency

Has veto
Candidate
Alexandre Roussel

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Green-left Movement

Failed
Proposed by Green-left Movement
Rejected Dec. 16, 2018

Education Compulsory Age And Selection Reform of 2018

Extending compulsory education/training to 18 and removing selection ensures all young people gain skills needed for modern jobs, reducing youth …

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Passed
Proposed by Green-left Movement
Enacted Oct. 5, 2018

Free Universal Social Care And Childcare of 2018

These changes address inequality by ensuring dignity and security for all, reducing financial strain on families and the elderly while …

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Failed
Proposed by Green-left Movement
Rejected Aug. 26, 2018

Criminal Justice Modernization Act of 2018

These changes modernize justice to prioritize rehabilitation, reduce irreversible errors, and better protect vulnerable individuals while aligning with global standards …

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Failed
Proposed by Green-left Movement
Rejected July 11, 2018

Strengthening Environmental Protections Act of 2018

These changes strengthen environmental protections by prioritizing conservation, reducing plastic pollution, and accelerating cleaner vehicle adoption for public health and …

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Failed
Proposed by Green-left Movement
Rejected July 5, 2018

Strengthening Consumer And Worker Rights of 2018

These changes strengthen consumer rights, ensure fair market practices, and empower workers to demand fair conditions, benefiting the public through …

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Votes Cast

How Green-left Movement has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted YES
Voted Nov. 29, 2018
on proposal by Green-left Movement

Strengthening Public Ownership Act of 2018

These changes address excessive corporate power by ensuring essential services remain affordable and competitive, benefiting the public through fair prices …

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Voted YES
Voted Nov. 29, 2018
on proposal by Green-left Movement

Strengthening Public Ownership Act of 2018

These changes address excessive corporate power by ensuring essential services remain affordable and competitive, benefiting the public through fair prices …

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Voted YES
Voted Nov. 29, 2018
on proposal by Green-left Movement

Firearm Licensing And Protest Rights Act of 2018

Stricter firearm licensing and unrestricted assembly enhance public safety while safeguarding democratic freedoms from overreach.

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Voted NO
Voted Nov. 16, 2018
on proposal by Charlemont Corporatists

Justice and Infrastructure Reform Act of 2018

These changes strengthen justice, housing affordability, and energy security for all residents.

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Voted NO
Voted Nov. 16, 2018
on proposal by Charlemont Corporatists

Justice and Infrastructure Reform Act of 2018

These changes strengthen justice, housing affordability, and energy security for all residents.

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