Liberal Progress
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Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Columbia founded in March 2005 (19 years ago)
Description
A future where opportunity flows freely, education lights the way, and workers stand strong.
"Lending a hand, not restricting them"
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Legislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Liberal Progress
Rejected March 24, 2007
Free Higher Education Act of 2007
Free higher education removes financial barriers, ensuring equal opportunity and a workforce for economic growth.
Free Higher Education Act of 2007
Free higher education removes financial barriers, ensuring equal opportunity and a workforce for economic growth.
Rejected Feb. 3, 2007
Living Wage Policy Update of 2006
A 'high living wage' ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies by increasing consumer spending …
Living Wage Policy Update of 2006
A 'high living wage' ensures workers can afford basic needs, reducing poverty and boosting local economies by increasing consumer spending power.
Rejected Feb. 3, 2007
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2006
Lowering the retirement age to 55 supports workforce sustainability by allowing older workers to exit labor markets earlier, reducing unemployment …
Retirement Age Reduction Act of 2006
Lowering the retirement age to 55 supports workforce sustainability by allowing older workers to exit labor markets earlier, reducing unemployment and creating opportunities for younger generations.
Rejected Nov. 20, 2006
Multilingual Rights Expansion Act of 2006
A multilingual policy ensures equal access to services and justice for all residents, fostering inclusion and fairness in a diverse …
Multilingual Rights Expansion Act of 2006
A multilingual policy ensures equal access to services and justice for all residents, fostering inclusion and fairness in a diverse society.
Rejected Nov. 20, 2006
Open Immigration and Housing Expansion of 2006
Current immigration quotas and housing subsidies fail to meet demand, creating labor shortages and homelessness. Open immigration and social housing …
Open Immigration and Housing Expansion of 2006
Current immigration quotas and housing subsidies fail to meet demand, creating labor shortages and homelessness. Open immigration and social housing ensure economic growth and housing security.
Votes Cast
How Liberal Progress has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Liberal Progress
Education for Economic Growth Act of 2005
Free higher education removes financial barriers, ensuring equal opportunity and a workforce for societal and economic growth.
Education for Economic Growth Act of 2005
Free higher education removes financial barriers, ensuring equal opportunity and a workforce for societal and economic growth.
on proposal by Catholic Nationalist
Immigration Moratorium of 2005
Severely limited immigration ensures sustainable population growth, protects jobs, and reduces strain on public services. Keeps our nation ethnically homogenous.
Immigration Moratorium of 2005
Severely limited immigration ensures sustainable population growth, protects jobs, and reduces strain on public services. Keeps our nation ethnically homogenous.
on proposal by Catholic Nationalist
Immigration Moratorium of 2005
Severely limited immigration ensures sustainable population growth, protects jobs, and reduces strain on public services. Keeps our nation ethnically homogenous.
Immigration Moratorium of 2005
Severely limited immigration ensures sustainable population growth, protects jobs, and reduces strain on public services. Keeps our nation ethnically homogenous.
on proposal by Liberal Progress
Religious Charity Tax Exemption of 2005
Current policy unfairly burdens religious charities by denying tax exemptions, limiting their ability to serve the public. This change ensures …
Religious Charity Tax Exemption of 2005
Current policy unfairly burdens religious charities by denying tax exemptions, limiting their ability to serve the public. This change ensures fair treatment while maintaining neutrality.
on proposal by Liberal Progress
Religious Charity Tax Exemption of 2005
Current policy unfairly burdens religious charities by denying tax exemptions, limiting their ability to serve the public. This change ensures …
Religious Charity Tax Exemption of 2005
Current policy unfairly burdens religious charities by denying tax exemptions, limiting their ability to serve the public. This change ensures fair treatment while maintaining neutrality.