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List of pressure groups in Caputia

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This is a list of pressure groups in the Kingdom of the Union of Caputia.

These pressure groups, based on their relationship with policy makers at different levels of Caputian government (national, state, local), can be divided into insider groups, who have high degree of involvement and influence and outsider groups, who have little or no direct involvement or influence.

Trade unions may be invariably described as pressure groups, however, these organisations should be mentioned at the list of trade unions in Caputia article.

The Kingdom of the Union of Caputia
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List of pressure groups in Caputia

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