Falange De La Jons

Disbanded

This Party Has Been Disbanded

This party was disbanded on 13 June 2026 at 7:59 PM. 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 has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.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 Magna Taura founded in January 2017 (7 years ago)

Description

The Falange de la Jons stands as a shield of tradition and a sword of progress where faith sharpens vision and youth builds the future.

"March with steel and prayer"

Core Pillars

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Military strength
Peace through strength
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National identity
Prioritize national culture
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Religion in government
Religious beliefs should guide society
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Support young people
Invest in education, housing, and opportunities for young people
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In Opposition
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Committed to Democracy

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Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Falange De La Jons

Proposed by Falange De La Jons
Rejected March 28, 2017

Religious Worship Compulsory Act of 2017

Enforcing weekly worship attendance ensures social cohesion and collective values, reducing secular isolation and strengthening community resilience.

Votes Cast

How Falange De La Jons has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted Feb. 13, 2017
on proposal by Magna Taura Soicalist Alliance

Gig Economy Ban And Renewables Priority Act of 2016

These changes protect workers from exploitation and accelerate the transition to clean energy for sustainable public health and economic resilience.

Voted Feb. 13, 2017
on proposal by Magna Taura Soicalist Alliance

Gig Economy Ban And Renewables Priority Act of 2016

These changes protect workers from exploitation and accelerate the transition to clean energy for sustainable public health and economic resilience.

Voted Jan. 27, 2017
on proposal by Optimates Fasces

Religious Instruction And Social Services Act of 2017

These changes ensure equitable access to moral education and leverage religious organizations' community networks for efficient public service delivery.

Voted Jan. 27, 2017
on proposal by Optimates Fasces

Religious Instruction And Social Services Act of 2017

These changes ensure equitable access to moral education and leverage religious organizations' community networks for efficient public service delivery.

Voted Jan. 27, 2017
on proposal by Falange De La Jons

Religious Worship Compulsory Act of 2017

Enforcing weekly worship attendance ensures social cohesion and collective values, reducing secular isolation and strengthening community resilience.

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