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Democratic Socialists

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 18 January 2026 at 9:13 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 has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.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 November 2004 (20 years ago)

Description

A future where power and prosperity belong to all, not just the few.

"Power to the people"

Core Pillars

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Gender equality
Equal opportunities regardless of gender
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Wealth redistribution
Wealth redistribution from the rich to the poor
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Multiculturalism
Embrace diverse traditions
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Protections for workers
Strong labor rights and wages
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In Opposition
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Poor Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Democratic Socialists

Proposed by Democratic Socialists
Rejected Jan. 10, 2005

Language Policy Modernization Act of 2004

A rigid single-language policy excludes non-native speakers and limits government efficiency; flexible language choices improve accessibility and service.

Votes Cast

How Democratic Socialists has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted July 28, 2006
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Open Immigration Policy Act of 2006

Current quotas limit economic growth and family reunification; open immigration boosts labor markets and strengthens communities.

Voted July 28, 2006
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Multilingual Rights Expansion of 2006

Current policy excludes non-dominant language speakers, limiting access to essential services and justice; multilingual rights ensure fairness and inclusion.

Voted July 28, 2006
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Multilingual Rights Expansion of 2006

Current policy excludes non-dominant language speakers, limiting access to essential services and justice; multilingual rights ensure fairness and inclusion.

Voted July 28, 2006
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Social Housing Expansion Act of 2006

Current targeted subsidies fail to meet demand; large-scale social housing ensures affordable homes for all, reducing homelessness and economic strain.

Voted July 28, 2006
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Open Immigration Policy Act of 2006

Current quotas limit economic growth and family reunification; open immigration boosts labor markets and strengthens communities.

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