红党 (乌拉圭)




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红党
Partido Colorado
主席
马克斯·萨波林斯基
创始人
弗鲁克图奥索·里维拉
成立
1836年9月17日
总部
蒙得维的亚
青年组织
红党青年
意识形态
自由主义
政治立场
中间偏右
国际组织
拉美加勒比政党常设会议
众议院

17 / 99
参议院

5 / 30
党旗

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官方网站

www.partidocolorado.com.uy

乌拉圭政治
政党 · 选举

红党（西班牙語：Partido Colorado），乌拉圭政党。2005年以前，和右翼的民族黨并为乌拉圭两大政党。



歷史


紅黨主张温和和自由主义政策。在20世纪曾长期执政。


在2004年全国选举中，红党赢得了众议院10个席位和参议院的3席。它的总统候选人吉列尔莫·斯特林（Guillermo Stirling）同样赢得了10.4%的选票。兩大右派紅黨和國家黨自此成為在野黨。



参见




  • 民族黨 (乌拉圭)

  • 自由主义



参考


Public Domain 本條目出自公有领域：Chisholm, Hugh (编). 大英百科全書 第十一版. 劍橋大學出版社. 1911年. 

























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众议院



  • 广泛阵线 (50)

    • 乌拉圭大会

    • 乌拉圭社会党

    • 乌拉圭共产党

    • 潮流78

    • 新空间

    • 阿蒂加斯主义轴心

    • 人民参与运动

    • 乌拉圭基督教民主党

    • 公社党

    • 广泛阵线汇合

    • 进步联盟

    • 人民胜利党




  • 民族党 (32)

    • 民族联盟

    • 埃雷拉主义




  • 红党 (13)

    • 前进乌拉圭

    • 亲巴特列派




  • 独立党 (3)


  • 人民团结 (1)

    • 人民大会

    • 三月二十六日运动

    • 乌拉圭革命共产党

    • 乌拉圭人文主义党

    • 左翼分子潮流
参议院



  • 广泛阵线 (15)


  • 民族党 (10)


  • 红党 (4)


  • 独立党 (1)
议会外政党


  • 生态主义激进不妥协党

  • 自由党

  • 公民联盟

  • 不妥协党

  • 太阳党

  • 工人党


  • 反帝国主义统一委员会

    • 东岸革命运动

    • 阿蒂加斯主义革命运动



  • 乌拉圭海盗党


  • 乌拉圭政党

  • 乌拉圭政治





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