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| Established | 1921 |
| Address | Av. de la de Ultramar 1032 Factorías, VS Vassfforcia |
| Economic ideology | Government interference |
| Social ideology | Social democracy |
| Party leader | HE Doña Ericqa Buchani |
| Party president | Don Francisco Negrete |
| Motto | N/A |
The Socialist Party of workers (Spanish: Partido Socialista de los Trabajadores , Hyarmendorean: Soisýalach Oibryadtá Payrtý ) is a major political party in the Most Serene Republic of Vassfforcia. The party won its first election in 1960 and now with the PCD after a major victory over the incumbent PFP in August 2005 general elections after Jean III d’Oqqer had resigned in after a corruption scandal and an failed coup. It currently holds 123 of the 435 seats in the Grand Senate, and is a partner in a coalition with the PCD, which won 129 seats.
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History
The PST was formed in 1921 among the workers of the factories in northeastern Vassfforcia along many other socialist, anarchic and communist parties. In 1950 they allied with many of these parties in the Izquierda Unida (United Left) and finally the Agrarist Party, the Socialist Party and the Labor Party all joined the PST to give the voters an option of democratic left. Since then the party has allied with the Vassfforcian Green Party, the Christian Democratic Party and since 2000 with the PCD.
Stances on issues
Economic issues
- Economic regulation: Government interference through protectionism and economic nationalism
- Income tax: Moderate to high, staggered taxation to fund social programs
- Unemployment insurance: Support
Social issues
- Abortion: Support
- Death penalty: Abolitionist
- Euthanasia: Support
- Gay marriage: Support
- Prostitution: Moderate Support
Foreign policy
- Diplomacy: Military size is important on diplomacy
- Immigration: Quotas
- Refugees: Let them in, but monitored entry of immigrants
- Leaving the United Nations: No comment
- Religious beliefs: Freedom to choose faith
PDC Chancellors
- Louis Begne (1961-1972)
- Ericqa Buchani (2005-)
PDC as the Official Opposition
- Ericqa Buchani (1998-2001)
