Progressive Congress

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 24 May 2026 at 6:59 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 has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.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 June 2014 (10 years ago)

Description

A party that forges strength through peace not power while lighting the way for every child to rise and every voice to be heard

"Shields up for tomorrow’s dawn"

Core Pillars

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Military strength
Peace through strength
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Secular governance
Separation of church and state
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Education priority
Invest in schools and universities
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Welfare programs
Government assistance for those in need
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In Opposition
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Great Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Progressive Congress

Proposed by Progressive Congress
Rejected July 17, 2015

State Land Nationalization Act of 2015

To prevent land speculation, inequality, and ensure equitable development for all citizens by placing land under public stewardship.

Proposed by Progressive Congress
Rejected May 16, 2015

School Religious Education Reform of 2015

Religious education in schools should promote critical thinking, not indoctrination. This change ensures children learn secular reasoning to make informed, …

Proposed by Progressive Congress
Enacted May 16, 2015

Digital Rights And Accountability Act of 2015

Private companies exploit personal data without accountability; strict data rights protect privacy and restore public trust.

Proposed by Progressive Congress
Rejected Feb. 28, 2015

Retirement Age Adjustment Act of 2014

Lowering retirement age to 55 improves work-life balance and supports older workers' health amid rising longevity and burnout.

Proposed by Progressive Congress
Rejected Feb. 28, 2015

Public Broadcasting Reform Act of 2014

Privatizing public broadcasting risks biased, profit-driven content; a small levy ensures independent news and education for all.

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Votes Cast

How Progressive Congress has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted March 17, 2015
on proposal by Progressive Congress

Digital Rights And Accountability Act of 2015

Private companies exploit personal data without accountability; strict data rights protect privacy and restore public trust.

Voted March 17, 2015
on proposal by Progressive Congress

Digital Rights And Accountability Act of 2015

Private companies exploit personal data without accountability; strict data rights protect privacy and restore public trust.

Voted March 17, 2015
on proposal by Peoples Columbian Socialist Alliance

Retirement Age Adjustment Act of 2015

Lowering retirement age to 50 enhances workforce vitality, reduces youth unemployment, and improves work-life balance for aging employees.

Voted March 17, 2015
on proposal by Democratic Peoples Coalition

Living Wage Minimum Wage Act of 2015

If the minimum wage is increased to a living wage there would be a greater amount of the population above …

Voted March 17, 2015
on proposal by Peoples Columbian Socialist Alliance

Gig Platform Employment Ban of 2015

Gig platforms exploit workers with low pay and no benefits; traditional contracts ensure fair wages, stability, and protections for all.

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