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Partido Social Democrata Costavelaño

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This party was disbanded on 7 March 2026 at 9:59 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 has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.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 Costavela founded in October 2009 (15 years ago)

Description

A social democratic party for the defence of the common people

"Esperanza por Costavela"

Core Pillars

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Wealth redistribution
Wealth redistribution from the rich to the poor
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Individual liberty
Maximize personal freedom
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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 Partido Social Democrata Costavelaño

Proposed by Partido Social Democrata Costavelaño
Rejected Feb. 1, 2010

Business Land Regulation Bill of 2009

Foreign business should not have the right to buy residencial property in our nation. The ownership of residential land in …

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Votes Cast

How Partido Social Democrata Costavelaño has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Feb. 22, 2010
on proposal by Unity & Freedom

Maternity Leave Mandate Act of 2010

Mandatory maternity leave ensures mothers' health and bonding, reducing infant mortality and supporting early child development.

Voted Feb. 22, 2010
on proposal by Unity & Freedom

Maternity Leave Mandate Act of 2010

Mandatory maternity leave ensures mothers' health and bonding, reducing infant mortality and supporting early child development.

Voted Jan. 27, 2010
on proposal by Democratic Progressive Alliance

School Anthem Removal Act of 2010

Mandatory anthems create division; removing them fosters inclusivity, while teaching civics effectively through education, not ceremony.

Voted Jan. 27, 2010
on proposal by Democratic Progressive Alliance

School Anthem Removal Act of 2010

Mandatory anthems create division; removing them fosters inclusivity, while teaching civics effectively through education, not ceremony.

Voted Dec. 3, 2009
on proposal by Partido Social Democrata Costavelaño

Business Land Regulation Bill of 2009

Foreign business should not have the right to buy residencial property in our nation. The ownership of residential land in …

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