Columbian Communists

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 5 March 2026 at 4:12 AM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Columbia founded in December 2008 (16 years ago)

Description

The radical party, it fights for a worker's Columbia, more radical then the Socialists, opposed to Onward and the other capitalists!

"And just because he’s a human, he doesn’t like a pistol to his head. He wants no servants under him!"

Core Pillars

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Wealth redistribution
Wealth redistribution from the rich to the poor
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Gender equality
Equal opportunities regardless of gender
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Environmental protection
Prioritize ecological sustainability even at the expense of economic growth
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Secular governance
Separation of church and state
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In Opposition
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Great Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Party members and political operatives

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Columbian Communists

Proposed by Columbian Communists
Enacted Feb. 17, 2009

Freedom of Alcohol Act of 2008

Current alcohol laws disproportionately restrict responsible adults while failing to reduce misuse; liberalizing policies will promote personal freedom and public …

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Votes Cast

How Columbian Communists has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Feb. 18, 2011
on proposal by National Reform

National Media Reformation Act of 2010

These reforms balance privacy, freedom, and economic growth by modernizing data laws, protecting internet liberty, expanding gambling opportunities, and reducing …

Voted Feb. 18, 2011
on proposal by National Reform

National Media Reformation Act of 2010

These reforms balance privacy, freedom, and economic growth by modernizing data laws, protecting internet liberty, expanding gambling opportunities, and reducing …

Voted Dec. 24, 2010
on proposal by Sunrise Movement

Worker Protection Act of 2010

Gig platforms exploit workers with unstable, low-paying jobs. Banning them ensures fair wages, benefits, and job security for all.

Voted Dec. 24, 2010
on proposal by Sunrise Movement

Worker Protection Act of 2010

Gig platforms exploit workers with unstable, low-paying jobs. Banning them ensures fair wages, benefits, and job security for all.

Voted Dec. 9, 2010
on proposal by Columbian Communists

Fair Work Act of 2010

These reforms protect youth, ensure fair land access, and improve work-life balance, benefiting public health, economic fairness, and national security.

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