Democratic Unity Roundtable - Revision history

CatolicoAustral at 15:24, July 12, 2024

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EmjaeS at 22:41, November 24, 2020

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EmjaeS at 22:36, November 24, 2020

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Elessar: the MUD is itself socialist

2017-08-15T04:35:25Z

the MUD is itself socialist

Elessar at 04:30, August 15, 2017

2017-08-15T04:30:37Z

TrueTory: Corrections and political positioning of alliance as a whole - it is big-tent and therefore difficult to place.

2017-08-14T20:54:44Z

Corrections and political positioning of alliance as a whole - it is big-tent and therefore difficult to place.

Elessar at 18:45, August 14, 2017

2017-08-14T18:45:10Z

Elessar at 13:02, August 12, 2017

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Elessar at 12:55, August 12, 2017

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 The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela]]n [[Nicolás Maduro|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD is a [[social democracy]] party and consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only four are right-of-center, and the four largest parties are center-left. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are center-right to right-wing.  In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'', and ''Voluntad Popular''.
-The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.
+The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the [[Nicolás Maduro|Maduro]] regime and its drug lord backers.
 [[Category:Venezuela]]

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−	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela]]n [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD is a [[social democracy]] party and consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are ~~centre~~-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'' or ''Voluntad Popular''.	+	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela]]n [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD is a [[social democracy]] party and consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only four are right-of-center, and the four largest parties are center-left. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are center-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'', and ''Voluntad Popular''.

	The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.		The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.

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−	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela]]n [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'' or ''Voluntad Popular''.	+	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela]]n [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD is a [[social democracy]] party and consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'' or ''Voluntad Popular''.

	The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.		The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.

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−	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela~~\|Venezuelan~~]] [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'' or ''Voluntad Popular''.	+	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela]]n [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'' or ''Voluntad Popular''.

	The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.		The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.

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−	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela\|Venezuelan]] [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian ~~[[socialist]]~~ regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left.	+	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela\|Venezuelan]] [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Economically more MUD parties are conservative, but the majority of them is also on the left. Most MUD parties are members of the [[Socialist International]] such as the ''Acción Democrática'', ''Un Nuevo Tiempo'' or ''Voluntad Popular''.

	The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.		The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro regime and its drug lord backers.

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−	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is an alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela\|~~Venezolan~~]] [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more leftist than the Maduro government. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. In the ~~Venezolan~~ parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center.	+	The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language\|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is a broad, big-tent alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela\|Venezuelan]] [[Nicolás Maduro\|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more socially leftist than the Maduro government. However many of the parties included have contradictory views to each other they all share the same distrust of Maduro's authoritarian [[socialist]] regime. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. This is due to the fact that in Latin America, [[Christian Democratic]] parties tend to be centre-left compared to the rest of the world where they are centre-right to right-wing. In the Venezuelan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center. Nevertheless they are mostly fiscal and economic conservatives.
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		+	The MUD is currently struggling to rein in their supporters in the ever-growing [[Crisis in Bolivarian Venezuela]] as they react to the brutality of the Maduro gangster regime and its drug lord backers.

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 The '''Democratic Unity Roundtable''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '''Mesa de la Unidad Democrática''', shortened '''MUD''' or '''Unidad''') is an alliance of oppositionists to the [[Venezuela|Venezolan]] [[Nicolás Maduro|Maduro]] government. In contrary to portrayals in mass media, the MUD consists mostly of [[liberal]]s who would e.g. like to legalize [[abortion]] and [[same-sex civil union]]s, thus being more leftist than the Maduro government. Out of the 16 parties represented in MUD, only 4 are right-of-center. In the Venezolan parliament, altogether only 4 of 109 MUD MPs are right-of-center.
 [[Category:Liberalism]]
 [[Category:Liberal Activists]]
 [[Category:Liberal protests]]

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	[[Category:Liberalism]]		[[Category:Liberalism]]
		+	[[Category:Liberal Activists]]
	[[Category:Liberal protests]]		[[Category:Liberal protests]]