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The '''Verionist Party of Hurmu''' is a political party, affiliated with the ideology of [[Verionism]], created in 1700 by [[Isor Verion]], with the hope to gain representation in [[Hurmu]]'s [[Senate of the Lakes]] following the [[1701 Hurmu general elections]]. Its senatorial wing is the [[Verionist List]]. Its leader is [[Abigail Elenkoo]], of [[Fiskarvik]]. | The '''Post-Verionist Movement in Hurmu''', known 1700–1706 as the '''Verionist Party of Hurmu''' is a political party, affiliated with the ideology of [[Verionism]], created in 1700 by [[Isor Verion]], with the hope to gain representation in [[Hurmu]]'s [[Senate of the Lakes]] following the [[1701 Hurmu general elections]]. Its senatorial wing is the [[Verionist List]]. Its leader is [[Abigail Elenkoo]], of [[Fiskarvik]]. | ||
It changed its name in honour of the [[1705_Final_Status_Agreement|Verionist–Humanist Peace Accord of 1705]] | |||
==Programme== | ==Programme== | ||
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* Laissez-faire, deregulated capitalism throughout Hurmu | * Laissez-faire, deregulated capitalism throughout Hurmu | ||
* Free trade | * Free trade | ||
[[Category:Political parties in Hurmu]] | [[Category:Political parties in Hurmu]] | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 15 March 2022
The Post-Verionist Movement in Hurmu, known 1700–1706 as the Verionist Party of Hurmu is a political party, affiliated with the ideology of Verionism, created in 1700 by Isor Verion, with the hope to gain representation in Hurmu's Senate of the Lakes following the 1701 Hurmu general elections. Its senatorial wing is the Verionist List. Its leader is Abigail Elenkoo, of Fiskarvik.
It changed its name in honour of the Verionist–Humanist Peace Accord of 1705
Programme
- Centralized Hurmu ruled directly by the Order of the Holy Lakes
- End to the legislative autonomy of the States and districts of Hurmu
- Critical of the Apollonian Empire and Batavia
- Laissez-faire, deregulated capitalism throughout Hurmu
- Free trade
