Christian Democracy of Vassfforcia
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| Established | 1899 |
| Address | Av. Merinovia 12 Covadonga, VS Vassfforcia |
| Economic ideology | Mild state intervention |
| Social ideology | Conservative |
| Party leader | HE Doña Magarita Duarte y Esteban |
| Party president | Don Julien Boucard |
| Motto | N/A |
Christian Democracy of Vassfforcia (Spanish: Democracia Cristiana de Vassfforcia , Hyarmendorean: Chriohstay Daonladhas Ísea forstá , Catalan: Democràcia Cristià de Baix Força , French: Démocratie Chrétienne de Bas Forsie ) is a political party in the Most Serene Republic of Vassfforcia. They have never won any election on their own, but during the reign of Grand Duke Francesco II Montajìque (1973-2001) they ruled in a coalition with the Popular Force Party. Between 1996 and 2001 David Meyer y Jalousien was Chancellor. It currently holds 11 of the 435 seats in the Grand Senate, but the coalition with Popular Force Party and the rest of the United Christian Front (the two Christian Fronts -FCP and FCT) holds 108 seats in total.
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History
DCV was formed in 1899 after the encyclical of Pius XIII Rerurm Novarum in which he proposed Christian democracy as a third option instead of socialism and capitalism. It opposed the various socialist and communists parties and the traditional parties, Conservative and Reformist.
Stances on issues
Economic issues
- Economic regulation: mild state intervention
- Income tax: mid to high
- Unemployment insurance: Support, through charity
Social issues
- Abortion: Against
- Death penalty: Against
- Euthanasia: Against
- Gay marriage: Against
- Prostitution: Against
Foreign policy
- Diplomacy: Military size is important on diplomacy
- Immigration: Quotas
- Refugees: Let them in, but with monitored entry
- Leaving the United Nations: Against
- Religious beliefs: Freedom to choose faith
DCV Grand Dukes
(main article List of Vassfforcian Grand Dukes)
- Francesco II Montajìque (1973—2001)
DCV Chancellors
(main article List of Vassfforcian Chancellors)
- David Meyer y Jalousien (1996—2006)
DCV as the Official Opposition
They have always been part of a coalition.
