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de Liberale

The Swiss The Liberals, known in French as Le Parti libéral-radical (PLR), is a political party in Switzerland that represents center-right liberal ideologies. Formed from the merger of two parties, the Free Democratic Party (FDP) and the Liberal Party of Switzerland (LPS) in 2009, it seeks to balance the principles of economic liberalism with a commitment to civil liberties and environmental sustainability. The party's values are deeply rooted in the belief that individual freedom and responsibility are paramount for the prosperity and development of society. It advocates for a…  Læs mere free-market economy, believing that minimal government intervention in the economy encourages innovation, competition, and economic growth. However, it also supports the role of the state in ensuring a level playing field and protecting the rights and freedoms of its citizens.

Socialdemokratiet

The Swiss Social Democratic Party (SPD) is a political party in Switzerland that represents the center-left to left-wing spectrum of the country's political landscape. Founded in the late 19th century, it is one of the oldest and most influential political parties in Switzerland. The party's core values and policies are deeply rooted in social democratic principles, which emphasize social justice, equality, and solidarity.

The Swiss Social Democratic Party advocates for a fair and inclusive society where the welfare of all citizens is prioritized. It supports the implementation of…  Læs mere progressive taxation to ensure that wealth is more evenly distributed among the population. The party also champions strong social welfare programs, including healthcare, education, and pensions, to ensure that all citizens have access to essential services and a safety net in times of need.

Federal Demokratiske Union

The Swiss Federal Democratic Union (Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft Demokratische Union, EDU) is a political party in Switzerland that operates on a platform that combines conservative Christian values with a focus on Swiss nationalism. Founded in 1975, the party seeks to represent the interests of those who prioritize traditional family structures, Christian ethics, and the sovereignty of Switzerland in the face of globalization and supranational entities like the European Union.

The party's values are deeply rooted in a conservative interpretation of Christianity, which influences its…  Læs mere stance on a wide range of social issues. For example, the Swiss Federal Democratic Union is known for its opposition to same-sex marriage, abortion, and the liberalization of drug laws, reflecting its commitment to what it perceives as traditional Christian morals and family values. Additionally, the party advocates for policies that it believes will protect and promote the welfare of Swiss citizens, including restrictive immigration policies aimed at preserving Swiss cultural identity and autonomy.

Konservative Demokratiske Parti

The Swiss Conservative Democratic Party, known in German as Bürgerlich-Demokratische Partei (BDP), in French as Parti bourgeois démocratique (PBD), and in Italian as Partito Borghese Democratico, was a centrist political party in Switzerland that emerged from a split within the Swiss People's Party (SVP) in 2008. The split occurred primarily due to differences in policy and direction between the party's more moderate and hardline conservative factions, with the Conservative Democrats representing the more moderate, centrist perspective.

The party's values and policie…  Læs meres were centered around a pragmatic approach to governance, emphasizing the importance of compromise and consensus in politics. It sought to balance liberal economic policies with social welfare, advocating for a free market economy while also supporting measures to ensure social security and equality. The Conservative Democratic Party was known for its moderate stance on immigration, advocating for controlled immigration policies that balanced the needs of the Swiss economy with social cohesion.

Folkeparti

The Swiss People's Party (SVP or UDC in French) is a political party in Switzerland that has become one of the country's most influential political forces. Founded in 1971 through the merger of the Party of Farmers, Traders, and Independents (BGB) with other conservative groups, the SVP has its roots in agrarian politics. However, over the years, it has broadened its appeal by focusing on issues such as immigration, national identity, and EU relations, adopting a stance that is often described as right-wing populist.

The party's values and policies are centered around a strong…  Læs mere sense of Swiss nationalism and skepticism towards the European Union and other supranational bodies. The SVP advocates for strict controls on immigration, arguing that Switzerland should be able to independently control its borders and limit the number of people who can settle in the country. This stance is often framed within the context of preserving Swiss cultural identity and ensuring the security and economic well-being of the nation.

Ticino League

The Swiss Ticino League is a regionalist and populist political party that operates in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland. Founded in 1991, the party emerged from a desire to address and prioritize the specific needs and concerns of the Ticino region, distinguishing itself from the broader national political landscape of Switzerland. The Ticino League advocates for the preservation of local identity, culture, and traditions, emphasizing the importance of protecting the region's unique heritage against external influences and globalization.

Central to the party's values is a strong sta…  Læs merence on immigration, with the Ticino League advocating for stricter controls to safeguard local jobs and maintain social harmony. This reflects a broader populist trend of emphasizing the protection of local interests against perceived threats from immigration and supranational entities. The party also champions policies aimed at boosting the local economy, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, and promoting fiscal responsibility to ensure the prosperity and well-being of the Ticino population.

Christian Social Party Obwalden

The Swiss Christian Social Obwalden political party is a regional political entity in Switzerland, specifically active in the canton of Obwalden. As its name suggests, the party is rooted in Christian social values, emphasizing the importance of community, solidarity, and social justice within the framework of Christian ethics. The party's values are deeply influenced by the principles of Christian democracy, which advocate for policies that promote the common good, support families, protect the environment, and ensure equitable economic opportunities for all citizens.

The Swiss Christian…  Læs mere Social Obwalden party places a strong emphasis on the welfare of the local community, advocating for policies that support local businesses, healthcare, education, and social services. It seeks to balance economic development with environmental sustainability, recognizing the importance of preserving the natural beauty and resources of Obwalden for future generations. The party also champions social cohesion and integration, promoting initiatives that foster understanding and cooperation among different cultural and demographic groups within the canton.

Grønne

The Swiss Green Party, known in Switzerland as Grüne Partei der Schweiz (GPS) in German, Parti écologiste suisse in French, and Partito ecologista svizzero in Italian, is a political party that emphasizes environmental protection, sustainability, and social justice. Founded in the early 1980s, the party emerged from the growing environmental movement and public concern over nuclear energy, pollution, and the depletion of natural resources. The Swiss Green Party advocates for policies that aim to address climate change, promote renewable energy sources, and conserve natural habitat…  Læs meres and biodiversity.

Evangeliske Folkeparti

The Swiss Evangelical People's Party, known in German as the Evangelische Volkspartei der Schweiz (EVP), is a political party in Switzerland that has its roots in Protestant Christian values. Founded in the early 20th century, the party aims to apply Christian principles to political issues, advocating for policies that reflect compassion, justice, and responsibility towards others and the environment. The EVP positions itself as a centrist party, focusing on social welfare, environmental sustainability, and human rights, including advocating for the protection of family values and the…  Læs mere promotion of peace and equality.

Genève Borgernes Movement

The Swiss Geneva Citizens' Movement, known in French as the Mouvement Citoyens Genevois (MCG), is a political party that primarily operates within the canton of Geneva, Switzerland. Established in 2005, the MCG has positioned itself as a populist and somewhat right-leaning party, although its policies often defy conventional left-right categorization. The party's emergence was largely in response to local concerns over cross-border workers, immigration, and the perceived negative impacts of globalization on the canton's identity and economy.

The core values of the MCG revolve…  Læs mere around prioritizing the interests of Geneva's citizens in the face of challenges posed by international mobility and economic policies that, in their view, disadvantage local workers and businesses. The party advocates for strict controls on immigration and a reduction in the number of cross-border workers, arguing that these measures are necessary to protect jobs, social benefits, and the quality of life for the canton's residents. Additionally, the MCG is known for its strong stance on law and order, proposing tougher measures to combat crime and enhance security.

Labour Party

The Swiss Labour Party, known in German as Partei der Arbeit der Schweiz (PdA) and in French as Parti Suisse du Travail (PST), is a political party in Switzerland that has its roots deeply embedded in socialist and communist ideologies. Established in the early 20th century, the party emerged from the workers' movement, aiming to represent the interests and aspirations of the working class within the Swiss political landscape.

The core values of the Swiss Labour Party revolve around the principles of socialism and communism, advocating for a society where wealth and power are distributed…  Læs mere more equitably among its citizens. The party champions the rights of workers, pushing for fair wages, better working conditions, and stronger social security systems to protect the vulnerable and disadvantaged. It stands against the excesses of capitalism, seeking to curb the influence of big corporations and the wealthy elite on politics and the economy.