Unionist Movement (Colombia)

Colombian political party

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The Unionist Movement (Spanish: Movimiento Unionista) was a center-left political party in Colombia. In the 2002 Colombian parliamentary election, the party won a single seat as one of the many small parties.[1][page needed]

## References

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1. ^ Nohlen, Dieter (2005-04-14). Elections in the Americas: A Data Handbook: Volume 2 South America. OUP Oxford. ISBN 978-0-19-928358-3.

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Political parties in Colombia

Chamber of
Representatives|

* Colombian Liberal Party (35)
* Democratic Center (32)
* Radical Change (30)
* Union Party for the People (25)
* Colombian Conservative Party (21)
* Green Alliance (9)
* Commons (5)
* Independent Movement of Absolute Renovation (3)
* List of Decency [es](3)
* Alternative Democratic Pole (2)
* Citizen Option (2)
* Indigenous Authorities of Colombia (2)
* FUNECO (2)
* Independent Social Alliance Movement (1)
* Colombia Justa Libres (1)
* Soy Porque Somos (1)
* Broad Democratic Alliance (1)

Senate|

* Democratic Center (19)
* Radical Change (16)
* Colombian Conservative Party (15)
* Colombian Liberal Party (14)
* Union Party for the People (14)
* Green Alliance (10)
* Alternative Democratic Pole (5)
* Commons (5)
* Citizen Option (5)
* Alianza Democratica Amplia (2)
* Indigenous and Alternative Social Movement [es] (1)
* Independent Social Alliance Movement (1)

Other active parties|

* Democratic Hope
* Metapolitical Unitary Movement
* National Salvation Movement
* New Liberalism
* Oxygen Green Party
* Patriotic Union
* Revolutionary Independent Labour Movement

Historical|

* Alternative of Social Progress (d. 2005)
* Alternative Way (1998–2003)
* Christian National Party (1989–2005)
* Christians for Community
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* Citizens' Convergence (1997–2009)
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* Civic Purpose Colombia
* Clandestine Colombian Communist Party (1993–2017)
* Coalition
* Colombia Always
* Colombia Unite
* Colombian Community and Communal Political Movement (1997–?)
* Colombian People's Party
* Colombian Social Democratic Party
* Community Participation
* Democratic Colombia Party (2006–2009)
* Democratic Progressivity
* Democratic Unity Party (2002–2023)
* For the Country of Our Dreams (d. 2006)
* Front of Hope
* Independent Civic Movement
* Independent Conservatism (d. 2006)
* Independent Democratic Pole (2003–2005)
* Let the Moreno Play Movement (2002–?)
* Living Colombia Movement (2003–2009)
* Liberal Alternative
* Liberal Opening Movement (1993–2010)
* Moral and Social Vanguard Party Let's Go Colombia
* National Democratic Reconstruction
* National Movement for Reconciliation (2006)
* National Popular Alliance (1961–1998)
* New Democratic Force
* New Huila and Liberalism
* People's Integration Movement
* People's Participation Movement
* People's Will Movement
* Political Movement for Social Security
* Progressive Force
* Progressive National Movement
* Regional Integration Movement
* Renovation Movement Labour Action
* Republican Movement
* Revolutionary Socialist Party (1926–1930)
* Social Action Party (2006)
* Social and Political Front (1999–2005)
* Somos Región Colombia (2005–2018)
* Team Colombia (d. 2005)
* Unionist Movement
* United People's Movement
* Yes Colombia (2002)

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