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}}The '''Socialist Republic Party''' ('''SRP''') is a democratic socialist, libertarian communist, and left-wing populist 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 left-wing populist 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 02:34, 28 October 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 / 8
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The Socialist Republic Party (SRP) is a democratic socialist, libertarian communist, and left-wing populist 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.