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Under the leadership of [[Thibault Drapeur]], the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance won 269 of the 540 seats in the [[Pantocratorian Imperial Parliament|Imperial Parliament]], and formed a coalition government with the [[Constantinople Party]]. | Under the leadership of [[Thibault Drapeur]], the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance won 269 of the 540 seats in the [[Pantocratorian Imperial Parliament|Imperial Parliament]], and formed a coalition government with the [[Constantinople Party]]. | ||
| + | === Repeal and Reform === | ||
| + | The first two sessions of the 107th [[Pantocratorian Imperial Parliament|Imperial Parliament]] were excited explosions of legislative energy, in which many of the most oppressive of the policies of the [[United Christian Front]] and previous governments were overthrown. Greek became an official language of the Empire once again, alongside French. The [[Ministry of Cultural Development]] was essentially abolished in the sense in which it used to exist. A secular public education system was established. Profound changes occured in [[Pantocratoria]] on a greater scale and more quickly than had been seen since the reign of [[Manuel V Comnenus|Manuel le Franc]]. | ||
== Leaders of the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance == | == Leaders of the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance == | ||
Revision as of 02:51, 1 April 2005
The Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance is the largest of Pantocratoria's two governing parties, occupying 269 seats in the Imperial Parliament. It is a moderate socialist party.
Contents
The Founding of the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance
The Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance was formally formed in late 2004, although its structure and composition had long been previously arranged by the Pantocratorian Socialist Society, so that when the laws restricting the founding of political parties to the establishment were repealed, the party was quickly welded together from lesser organisations, such as trade unions and regional socialist lobby groups, so that it seemed to appear out of almost nowhere.
Election of the 107th Imperial Parliament
The Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance dominated the second election campaign of 2004, making the Loyal Christian Front and Pantocratoria First Party look so similar to each other by contrast with their own agenda that voters who had been dissatisfied with some element of either party, or with the United Christian Front before them, naturally turned to the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance as the first breath of fresh air in Pantocratorian politics in decades. It is interesting to note that much of the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance's election platform polled rather poorly, but the numbers for the party itself were almost unassailable with the conservatives so divided.
The Drapeur Government
Under the leadership of Thibault Drapeur, the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance won 269 of the 540 seats in the Imperial Parliament, and formed a coalition government with the Constantinople Party.
Repeal and Reform
The first two sessions of the 107th Imperial Parliament were excited explosions of legislative energy, in which many of the most oppressive of the policies of the United Christian Front and previous governments were overthrown. Greek became an official language of the Empire once again, alongside French. The Ministry of Cultural Development was essentially abolished in the sense in which it used to exist. A secular public education system was established. Profound changes occured in Pantocratoria on a greater scale and more quickly than had been seen since the reign of Manuel le Franc.
Leaders of the Pantocratorian Socialist Alliance
- Dr Thibault Drapeur (2004 to Present)
