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}}The '''Socialist Republic Party''' ('''SRP''') is a democratic socialist, libertarian communist, and anti-monarchist party in the [[Federated States of Gapla]]. In 2022, the party split from the [[People's Liberal Party]], then known as the People's New Socialist Party, as the party was a modern liberal party as opposed to a socialist party and was not considered sufficiently to the left of the political spectrum by its founder, Nicolas Wiedemann. | }}The '''Socialist Republic Party''' ('''SRP''') is a democratic socialist, libertarian communist, and anti-monarchist party in the [[Federated States of Gapla]]. In 2022, the party split from the [[People's Liberal Party]], then known as the People's New Socialist Party, as the party was a modern liberal party as opposed to a socialist party and was not considered sufficiently to the left of the political spectrum by its founder, Nicolas Wiedemann. | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 26 July 2025
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| Leader | Connor Hetner |
| Ideology | Anti-capitalism Anti-monarchism Democratic socialism Libertarian communism Left-wing populism |
| Political position | Far-left |
| European affiliation | The Left in the European Parliament (unofficial) |
| Provisional Government | 0 / 7
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The Socialist Republic Party (SRP) is a democratic socialist, libertarian communist, and anti-monarchist party in the Federated States of Gapla. In 2022, the party split from the People's Liberal Party, then known as the People's New Socialist Party, as the party was a modern liberal party as opposed to a socialist party and was not considered sufficiently to the left of the political spectrum by its founder, Nicolas Wiedemann.