New Popular Front
DisbandedThis Party Has Been Disbanded
Platform
Basic Information
A party in the country of Marianne founded in August 2019 (5 years ago)
Description
A movement of thinkers builders and dreamers forging a free nation where education empowers and industry thrives beyond tradition's shadow
"Light the lamps of learning"
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View International Party BlocsLegislative History
Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by New Popular Front
Rejected Oct. 5, 2019
Military, Labor And Education Overhaul of 2019
These reforms modernize military readiness, education equity, economic resilience, housing access, and worker wellbeing with evidence-based public benefits.
Military, Labor And Education Overhaul of 2019
These reforms modernize military readiness, education equity, economic resilience, housing access, and worker wellbeing with evidence-based public benefits.
Votes Cast
How New Popular Front has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by The Marianne Liberty Alliance
Reform Of Economic And Social Policies of 2019
These reforms modernise the economy by boosting efficiency, safeguarding freedoms, and ensuring fairer public services through market-driven growth and individual …
Reform Of Economic And Social Policies of 2019
These reforms modernise the economy by boosting efficiency, safeguarding freedoms, and ensuring fairer public services through market-driven growth and individual rights.
on proposal by The Marianne Liberty Alliance
School Compulsory Education Extension of 2019
To better prepare students for modern careers and reduce youth unemployment by ensuring all have relevant skills until age 18.
School Compulsory Education Extension of 2019
To better prepare students for modern careers and reduce youth unemployment by ensuring all have relevant skills until age 18.
on proposal by The Marianne Liberty Alliance
School Compulsory Education Extension of 2019
To better prepare students for modern careers and reduce youth unemployment by ensuring all have relevant skills until age 18.
School Compulsory Education Extension of 2019
To better prepare students for modern careers and reduce youth unemployment by ensuring all have relevant skills until age 18.