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| − | The '''Ambaran Socialist Alliance''' is the largest of the two major [[Pantocratorian Ambara]]n parties, occupying twenty three (33) seats in the Colonial Legislature's sixty-eight (68) seats. It holds a minority government. It is a moderate [[socialist party]], affiliated to the [[Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance]] in [[Pantocratoria]]. | + | The '''Ambaran Socialist Alliance''' is the largest of the two major [[Pantocratorian Ambara]]n parties, occupying twenty three (33) seats in the Colonial Legislature's sixty-eight (68) seats. It holds a minority government. It is a moderate [[Socialist Party|socialist party]], affiliated to the [[Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance]] in [[Pantocratoria]]. |
== Members of the Colonial Legislature == | == Members of the Colonial Legislature == | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 1 February 2006
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| Established | 2005 |
| Economic ideology | Democratic Socialist |
| Social ideology | Democratic Socialist |
| Parliamentary Leader | Cecile Bucelli |
| Pantocratorian Affiliate | Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance |
The Ambaran Socialist Alliance is the largest of the two major Pantocratorian Ambaran parties, occupying twenty three (33) seats in the Colonial Legislature's sixty-eight (68) seats. It holds a minority government. It is a moderate socialist party, affiliated to the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance in Pantocratoria.
Members of the Colonial Legislature
- Cecile Bucelli (Premier, Minister for Trade)
- Jean-Pierre Rochefort (Deputy Premier, Treasurer)
- Felicité Delabiere (Minister for External Affairs)
- Filipos Allepos (Minister for Defence)
- Susanne Laven (Minister for the Interior)
- Roderic Pelos (Attorney General)
- Jean-Philippe Gastinois (Minister for Roads, Railways, Ports and Infrastructure)
- Chrétien Jenier (Minister for Health)
- Rosaline Lully (Minister for Education)
- Marius Villiers (Minister for Mines, Energy, and Natural Resources)
- Cosette Romain
- Maria Idos
- Constantine Bercossi
- Louis Rossi
- Demetra Kostapoulos
- Dominique Boucherouge
- Seline Pegedici
- Pierre de la Porte
- Michelle Thierry
- Georgios Doukanous
- Konstantina Nikea
- Theodora Compalier
- Isabelle Pallé
- Marie Thessalis
- Jacques Daladier
- Philippe Renoit
- Marie-Anne Drakopoulos
- Jean-Charles Lully
- Louis-André Pelos
- Georgios Adams
- Jean Herapoulos
- Pierre Thessaly
- Konstantinos Fouras
