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Unity & Progress

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This party was disbanded on 26 January 2026 at 1:19 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 has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.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 March 2004 (20 years ago)

Description

The Unity & Progress Party is a modern, social-liberal movement focused on fairness, opportunity, and transparent government. We believe that a strong society is built by protecting individual rights, supporting quality public services, and creating an economy that works for everyone

"A Fair Future Together"

Core Pillars

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Gender equality
Equal opportunities regardless of gender
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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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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

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Unity & Progress

Proposed by Unity & Progress
Rejected May 13, 2004

Living Wage Policy Amendment of 2004

Living Wage Policy Amendment

Votes Cast

How Unity & Progress has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted May 29, 2005
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Multilingual Rights Act of 2005

The current single-language policy excludes non-native speakers, limiting access to essential services and justice. A multilingual approach ensures fairness and …

Voted May 29, 2005
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Multilingual Rights Act of 2005

The current single-language policy excludes non-native speakers, limiting access to essential services and justice. A multilingual approach ensures fairness and …

Voted May 29, 2005
on proposal by Liberal Progress

Social Housing Expansion Act of 2005

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

Voted Jan. 11, 2005
on proposal by Democratic Socialists

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.

Voted Jan. 11, 2005
on proposal by Democratic Socialists

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.

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