Green-left Movement

Platform

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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Committed to Democracy

Major Projects

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

Activists

Party members and political operatives

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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

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Green-left Movement

Proposed by Green-left Movement
Created June 23, 2016

Nuclear Energy Transition Act of 2016

To ensure energy security and reduce carbon emissions, shifting to a nuclear-only policy guarantees reliable baseload power while phasing out …

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Votes Cast

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

Voted Oct. 5, 2017
on proposal by Charlemont Corporatists

Urban Transit Expansion And Private Vehicle Ban of 2017

Banning private vehicles in urban areas and providing free transit cuts congestion, air pollution, and emissions, improving public health and …

Voted Oct. 5, 2017
on proposal by ALAYON

Armed Forces Equal Participation Act of 2017

Promotes true equality by shifting from quotas to merit-based service, improving operational effectiveness and fairness.

Voted Oct. 5, 2017
on proposal by ALAYON

School Religious Education Option Act of 2017

Optional religious classes respect parental choice while maintaining secular education standards, fostering inclusivity and social cohesion.

Voted Oct. 5, 2017
on proposal by ALAYON

Armed Forces Equal Participation Act of 2017

Promotes true equality by shifting from quotas to merit-based service, improving operational effectiveness and fairness.

Voted Oct. 5, 2017
on proposal by ALAYON

School Religious Education Option Act of 2017

Optional religious classes respect parental choice while maintaining secular education standards, fostering inclusivity and social cohesion.

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