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New Farun Labor (also known as the NFL) | New Farun Labor (also known as the NFL) was a market socialist political party in Faru. The party was founded by Dr. Faroga Nieuwe and was last led by Aleksandr Novak. Aleksandr Novak led the party in the [[Farun Senate]]. | ||
The New Farun Labor was revitalized in the year 1922 when Faroga Nieuwe stepped down as leader and handed it off to Aleksandr Novak. Since then, the party | The New Farun Labor was revitalized in the year 1922 when Faroga Nieuwe stepped down as leader and handed it off to Aleksandr Novak. Since then, the party had advocated for policies such as strengthening the Lira through backing it with the diamond, and reforming the government so it plays a bigger role in the lives of workers. | ||
From 1922 to 1924, the NFL was responsible for passing a number of government reform bills such as the Revised Beauty Act, which established the Bureau of Public Works, and the Charter Act, which established rules and regulations regarding the incorporation of municipalities. Additionally, the party passed the Secure Democracy Act, which added protections to ballot box security and formally banned the leaking of the names of voters and who they voted for, and the National Intelligence Act, which established the Bureau of Central Intelligence (otherwise known as CENTINT). | From 1922 to 1924, the NFL was responsible for passing a number of government reform bills such as the Revised Beauty Act, which established the Bureau of Public Works, and the Charter Act, which established rules and regulations regarding the incorporation of municipalities. Additionally, the party passed the Secure Democracy Act, which added protections to ballot box security and formally banned the leaking of the names of voters and who they voted for, and the National Intelligence Act, which established the Bureau of Central Intelligence (otherwise known as CENTINT). | ||
Weak performance in relations to a lack of candidates for elections led it to be dissolved on the 8th of October. | |||
[[Category:Political Parties]] | [[Category:Political Parties]] | ||
[[Category:Season 4]] | [[Category:Season 4]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:50, 9 October 2024
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| Name | New Farun Labor |
| Abbreviation | NFL |
| Party leader | Aleksandr Novak |
| Founder | Faroga Nieuwe |
| Founded | 30 May 2024 |
| Dissolved | 8 October 2024 |
| Preceded by | Farun Labor Front |
| Ideology | Left-wing |
| Senate Seats | 2 / 9
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New Farun Labor (also known as the NFL) was a market socialist political party in Faru. The party was founded by Dr. Faroga Nieuwe and was last led by Aleksandr Novak. Aleksandr Novak led the party in the Farun Senate.
The New Farun Labor was revitalized in the year 1922 when Faroga Nieuwe stepped down as leader and handed it off to Aleksandr Novak. Since then, the party had advocated for policies such as strengthening the Lira through backing it with the diamond, and reforming the government so it plays a bigger role in the lives of workers.
From 1922 to 1924, the NFL was responsible for passing a number of government reform bills such as the Revised Beauty Act, which established the Bureau of Public Works, and the Charter Act, which established rules and regulations regarding the incorporation of municipalities. Additionally, the party passed the Secure Democracy Act, which added protections to ballot box security and formally banned the leaking of the names of voters and who they voted for, and the National Intelligence Act, which established the Bureau of Central Intelligence (otherwise known as CENTINT).
Weak performance in relations to a lack of candidates for elections led it to be dissolved on the 8th of October.