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Emancipation

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 11 February 2026 at 6:39 AM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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A party in the country of Columbia founded in January 2009 (15 years ago)

Description

We repudiate all regimes of domination and affirm emancipation as radical praxis, dismantling the institutional, normative, and discursive apparatuses through which hegemonic structures are reproduced, hierarchy is naturalized, and resistance is foreclosed.

"In Intellectualism we believe"

Core Pillars

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Individual liberty
Maximize personal freedom
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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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Diplomatic solutions
Resolve conflicts through negotiation
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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

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Voted Jan. 11, 2009
on proposal by Columbian Communists

Retirement Age Act of 2009

Lowering the retirement age to 60 ensures workers can retire earlier, reducing burnout and improving quality of life while supporting โ€ฆ

Voted Jan. 11, 2009
on proposal by Columbian Communists

Retirement Age Act of 2009

Lowering the retirement age to 60 ensures workers can retire earlier, reducing burnout and improving quality of life while supporting โ€ฆ

Voted Jan. 11, 2009
on proposal by Social Federal

Press Freedom Protection Act of 2009

Current censorship harms public debate; free press ensures accountability and timely information while protecting against direct incitement.

Voted Jan. 11, 2009
on proposal by Social Federal

Press Freedom Protection Act of 2009

Current censorship harms public debate; free press ensures accountability and timely information while protecting against direct incitement.

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