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|flag=[[File:NRP Flag.png|200px]]}}The '''National Renewal Party''' ('''NRP''') is a center-right, conservative, and civic nationalist political party with right-wing populist factions in the [[Federated States of Gapla]]. | |flag=[[File:NRP Flag.png|200px]]}}The '''National Renewal Party''' ('''NRP''') is a center-right, conservative, and civic nationalist political party with right-wing populist factions in the [[Federated States of Gapla]]. | ||
The party was founded by Mateo Restrepo and [[Hendrik Täks]] in 2026, splitting from the [[Righteous Reformist Party]] due to the RRP's increasing extremism. Following the party's split from the RRP, the RRP was dissolved by its leader [[Connor Klinkosch]] | The party was founded by Mateo Restrepo and [[Hendrik Täks]] in 2026, splitting from the [[Righteous Reformist Party]] due to the RRP's increasing extremism. Following the party's split from the RRP, the RRP was dissolved by its leader [[Connor Klinkosch]]. | ||
The party's color has been noted as being similar to the flag of Verdis. | The party's color has been noted as being similar to the flag of Verdis. | ||
== Ideology and platform == | == Ideology and platform == | ||
In terms of social policy, the party is moderately conservative. The party is significantly more progressive than the RRP in terms of [[Wikipedia:LGBT rights by country or territory|LGBT rights]], with leader [[Hendrik Täks]] stating that his views on LGBT rights have changed from when he was a member of the RRP, although it is unclear if the party supports legal [[Wikipedia:Same-sex marriage|same-sex marriage]]. The party promotes [[Wikipedia:Civic nationalism|civic nationalism]] and [[Wikipedia:Secular state|separation of church and state]], in contrast to the religious nationalism of the RRP, opposes [[Wikipedia:Abortion-rights movement|abortion rights]] and [[Wikipedia:affirmative action|affirmative action]], | In terms of social policy, the party is moderately conservative. The party is significantly more progressive than the RRP in terms of [[Wikipedia:LGBT rights by country or territory|LGBT rights]], with former leader [[Hendrik Täks]] stating that his views on LGBT rights have changed from when he was a member of the RRP, although it is unclear if the party supports legal [[Wikipedia:Same-sex marriage|same-sex marriage]]. The party promotes [[Wikipedia:Civic nationalism|civic nationalism]] and [[Wikipedia:Secular state|separation of church and state]], in contrast to the religious nationalism of the RRP, opposes [[Wikipedia:Abortion-rights movement|abortion rights]] and [[Wikipedia:affirmative action|affirmative action]], has mixed views on [[Wikipedia:Gender self-identification|gender self-identification]], but supports police funding and immigration. | ||
In terms of economic policy, the party supports regulated [[Wikipedia:capitalism|capitalism]] with limited welfare and opposes [[Wikipedia:socialism|socialism]] and [[Wikipedia:communism|communism]]. The party has right-wing populist factions. | In terms of economic policy, the party supports regulated [[Wikipedia:capitalism|capitalism]] with limited welfare and opposes [[Wikipedia:socialism|socialism]] and [[Wikipedia:communism|communism]]. The party has right-wing populist factions. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 2 August 2026
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| Leader | Mateo Restrepo |
| Split from | Righteous Reformist Party |
| Ideology | Conservatism Civic nationalism Factions: Right-wing populism |
| Political position | Center-right to right-wing |
| European affiliation | European People's Party (unofficial) |
| Provisional Government | 0 / 11
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The National Renewal Party (NRP) is a center-right, conservative, and civic nationalist political party with right-wing populist factions in the Federated States of Gapla.
The party was founded by Mateo Restrepo and Hendrik Täks in 2026, splitting from the Righteous Reformist Party due to the RRP's increasing extremism. Following the party's split from the RRP, the RRP was dissolved by its leader Connor Klinkosch.
The party's color has been noted as being similar to the flag of Verdis.
Ideology and platform
In terms of social policy, the party is moderately conservative. The party is significantly more progressive than the RRP in terms of LGBT rights, with former leader Hendrik Täks stating that his views on LGBT rights have changed from when he was a member of the RRP, although it is unclear if the party supports legal same-sex marriage. The party promotes civic nationalism and separation of church and state, in contrast to the religious nationalism of the RRP, opposes abortion rights and affirmative action, has mixed views on gender self-identification, but supports police funding and immigration.
In terms of economic policy, the party supports regulated capitalism with limited welfare and opposes socialism and communism. The party has right-wing populist factions.