LIST OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE DOMINION

Panay Island and Guimaras used to be a two-party parliamentary system since the independence until the reformation happened in 1979 when the Spanish royal monarchy returned to their homeland and again being a nation under the Spanish dominion. This political system is inspired by Brazil, Spain, Mexico, Uruguay, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. These are the parties since the multi-party system implemented in 1980 for the municipal elections. Some of the coalitions were ceased to exist to form a new one or just like the Dragon Coalition, still standing.

LIST OF PARTIES

• National Social Party (Partido Social Nacional, PSN)
Founded: 1899
Party colors: Blue and white
Party president: Romualdo Tolentino
Party ideologies:
× Social conservatism
× Social democracy
× Third way
× Grassroots politics
× Constitutional monarchism
× Conservatism (Panayense)
Position: Center-right
Slogan: Juntos por un isla mejor. (Together for a better island.)
One of the first parties alongside their rivals, PLN, founded in 1899 when the first constitution has been implemented. Since the two-party until the multi-party nowadays, the party has been in power sometimes for some decades alongside also, their liberal counterparts.

• Panayense Social Democracy Party (Partido de la Social Democracia Panayense, PSDP)
Founded: 1987
Party colors: Blue, yellow, white
Party president: Antonio Romulado Tupas
Party ideologies:
× Social liberalism
× Social democracy
× Liberal conservatism
× Liberalism
Position: Center
Slogan: Un isla decente. (A decent island.)
One of the successful modern parties in the islands, the party has been in coalitions with the social-nationalists since their first election in 1988 for the municipal elections. Their first national election was in 1989, as part of the old governing coalition Union for the Islands (Unión por las Islas).

• Panayense Christian Democratic Union (Unión Democrática Cristiana Panayense, UDCP)
Founded: 1921
Party colors: Blue, red, white
Party president: Manuel Sergio Andalio
Party ideologies:
× Social democracy
× Christian democracy
× Third way
× Progressivism (Panayense)
Position: Center-left
Slogan: Tu promesa, es nuestra promesa. (Your promise, is our promise)
One of the longest-serving parties aside from the social-nationalists and liberal-nationalists and has been on coalition a several times with the social-nationalists or they could found a coalition for themselves with other emerging parties.

• Radical Congress Union (Unión Congreso Radical, UCR)
Founded: 1949
Party colors: Yellow and green
Party president: Soraya María Nagales
Ideologies:
× Radicalism
× Social democracy
× Liberal conservatism
× Third way
Position: Center-left to Center
Slogan: El partido con un buen consciencia (The party with good conscience)
Founded in 1949 after a series of social-nationalist and liberal-nationalist infighting, the party began as a centrist party and used to be the third power of the Panayense political scene. Nowadays, they were aligning to the social-nationalists after the Cold War.

• Christian Alliance of the Islands (Alianza Cristiana de las Islas, ACI)
Founded: 1946
Party colors: Yellow, violet, white
Party president: Miguel Ángel Solórzano
Ideologies:
× Christian right
× Christian nationalism
× Christian democracy
× Social conservatism
× Monarchism
Position: Right-wing
Slogan: Con Dios, la patria vence. (With God, the homeland wins.)
Founded in 1946 to support the social-nationalists in post-WW2 political turmoil, the Christians are one of the loyal parties to the social-nationalists who are Conservative Catholics.

• National Liberal Party (Partido Liberal Nacional, PLN)
Founded: 1899
Party colors: Red and white
Party president: Gerardo Miguel Salazar
Ideologies:
× Social liberalism
× Liberalism (Panayense)
× Social democracy
× Democratic socialism
× Progressivism (Panayense)
Position: Center-left
Slogan: Juntos por un cambio alternativo (Together for an alternative change)
Founded alongside their social-nationalists in 1899 before the first federal parliamentary elections, the liberal-nationals have been also in power for several years.

• Democratic Party (Partido Democrático, PD)
Founded: 1921
Party colors: Red, green, white
Party president: Conrado García
Ideologies:
× Liberalism
× Liberal radicalism
× Democratic socialism
× Social democracy
Position: Center-left
Slogan: La fuerza del cambio está en tus manos (The force of change is in your hands)
Also a longest-serving party alongside their rivals, UDCP. The democrats have been in coalition with the liberal-nationalists since 1983 until now.

• United Socialist Pole (Polo Socialista Unida, PSU)
Founded: 1983
Party colors: Maroon and yellow
Party president: Julián Longoria
Ideologies:
× Socialism
× Socialism of the 21st century
× Democratic socialism
× Left-wing populism
Position: Left-wing
Slogan: Con el socialismo, las islas por fin serán libres (With socialism, the islands finally has freedom)
Founded in 1983 before the 1984 municipal elections, the socialists were the most popular socialist party in the islands and also been in coalition with the liberal-nationalists ever since.

• Panayense Communist Party (Partido Comunista Panayense, PCP)
Founded: 1946
Party colors: Red and yellow
Party president: Andrés Misalucha
Ideologies:
× Communism
× Democratic socialism
× Progressivism
× Socialism
Position: Left-wing to Far-left
Slogan: Trabajadores del mundo, unimos (Workers of the world, unite)
In response of the founding of ACI, the exiled Panayense communists arrive from their home to form a party that could support the liberal-nationalists, and have been in coalition with them since then.

• Alliance of Christian Workers (Alianza de los Trabajadores Cristianos, ATC)
Founded: 1957
Party colors: Teal and white
Party president: Rolando Álvaro Entrata
Ideologies:
× Socialism
× Christian socialism
× Left-wing populism
× Radical populism
Position: Left-wing
Slogan: Por el bien de los trabajadores (For the sake of the workers)
Starting as a syndicalist organization, the ATC has been supporting liberal-nationalists since they evolved into a party since 1979 when the reformation began.

OTHER PARTIES AND COALITIONS:

• Panayense Syndical Phalanx (Falange Sindical Panayense, FSP)
Founded: 1935
Party colors: Navy blue, red, and black
Party president: Ronaldo Jorge Esparza
Ideologies:
× Falangism
× Syndicalism
× National Catholicism
× National syndicalism
× Anti-communism
× Carlism
× Thrid Position
× Republicanism
Position: Far-right
Slogan: Por Dios, patria, y la Falange (For God, homeland, and the Phalanx)
Founded in 1935 as an organization to support the Spanish Phalanx in the Spanish Civil War, wanted to do the same in 1946, but failed to gain control because of the social-nationalists and liberal-nationalists, but then evolved into a party in 1979 when the reformation happened.

• Al-Hilal Muslim Congress (Congreso Musulmán Al-Hilal, CMH)
Founded: 1992
Party colors: Green and white
Party president: Faizal Muhammad Villalobos
Ideologies:
× Centrism
× Muslim minority politics
× Muslim democracy
Position: Center
Slogan: Compromiso por los Musulmanes (A promise for the Muslims)
Founded in 1992, months before the post-Cold War parliamentary elections, the Muslims have been a minority for decades. But they wanted to prove that they're not just a religious minority, they wanted to have a voice.

The Dragon Coalition (Coalición Dragón, CD/용연합/Yongyeonhap/龙联盟/Long Lianmeng/龍連合/Ryūrengō)
Founded: 1983
Coalition colors: Red, yellow, blue
Coalition leader: Orlando Matsuyama (Kiryū Matsuyama) (PUNP)
Ideologies:
× Centrism
× East Asian minority interests
× Social democracy
× Social conservatism
× Participatory politics
× Grassroots politics
Position: Center
Slogan: La voz del Asia Oriental en Panay/파나이에서 동아시아의 목소리/Panaieseo dongasia-ui moksori/パナイ島における東アジアの声/Panai-tō ni okeru higashi-ajia no koe/帕奈岛的东亚之声/Panaidao de dongya zhisheng (The voice of East Asia in Panay)
Coalition formed by the Korean, Japanese, and Chinese parties, the Dragon Coalition has been in the parliament since '83 elections and has been the East Asian representatives for the islands.

MEMBER PARTIES

• Panay Mugunghwa Party (Partido Mugunghwa de Panay, PMP/파나이의 무궁화당/Panai-ui Mugunghwadang)
Founded: 1949
Party colors: Pink, white, red, blue
Party president: Gloria Hwang (Hwang Hyesoo)
Ideologies:
× Centrism
× Korean minority interests
× Social democracy
× Social conservatism
× Christian democracy
Position: Center-right
Slogan: Por lo nosotros que tienen la voz/목소리를 가진 우리를 위해/Moksorireul gajin urireul wihae (For us who have the voice)
Founded in 1949 as a result of the split of the East Asian Association of Panay, the Koreans, just like the Muslims, have the voice to speak out for their interests just like their Japanese and Chinese counterparts. But both of these three will be turned into a party for the East Asian minorities and formed also the longest-serving coalition in the Parliament.

• Japanese-Panayense Union Party (Partido de la Unión Nipón-Panayense, PUNP/日販連合党/Nippan rengōtō)
Founded: 1949
Party colors: Red and white
Party president: Lorenzo Yamamura (Eiichi Yamamura)
Ideologies:
× Centrism
× Japanese minority interests
× Social democracy
× Social conservatism
Position: Center
Slogan: Todos por un solo compromiso/すべては一つの約束のために/Subete wa hitotsu no yakusoku no tame ni (Together for a sole commitment)
Founded also in 1949 after the split, the Japanese also wanted to hear their voices on the parliament alongside their coalition mates, who are also their counterparts too.

• Chinese Diaspora Commitment Union (Unión del Compromiso de la Disapora China, UCDC/中华残疾人承诺联盟/Zhōnghuá Cánjírén Chéngnuò Liánméng)
Founded: 1949
Party colors: Red, blue, yellow, white
Party president: Augusto Yuan (Yuan Chien-hua)
Ideologies:
× Centrism
× Chinese minority interests
× Social democracy
× Social conservatism
× Liberal conservatism
Position: Center-right
Slogan: Estamos aqui por un compromiso/为了一个承诺/Wèile yīgè chéngnuò (We're here for a promise)
Also founded in 1949 after a split, the Chinese Panayenses are also here to speak our their concerns like their East Asian brothers, who also formed a coalition to speak out not just for themselves, but for the society that East Asian Panayenses wanted.

• Centrist Bloc (Bloco Centrista, BC)
Founded: 1921
Party colors: Yellow and white
Party president: Humberto Villegas
Ideologies:
× Centrism
× Social democracy
× Social conservatism
× Liberalism
× Christian democracy
Position: Center
Slogan: La tercera opción del pueblo (The people's third option)
Founded in 1921 as the National Democratic Party (Partido Democrático Nacional, PDN), they were the first party to have a seat outside of the social-nationalists and liberal-nationalists, hence they were the third powerful party at that time and also called the first "third option party for the neutrals" until in 1949 when the Radical Congress Union was formed. Even though they fall out, the party is still going strong.

• New National Democratic Party (Nuevo Partido Democrático Nacional, NPDN)
Founded: 2009
Party colors: Blue, green, yellow
Party president: Noliberto Araullo Dueñas
Ideologies:
× Conservative liberalism
× Christian democracy
× Liberal conservatism
× Classical liberalism
Position: Center-right
Slogan: Creer en un camino seguro. (Believe in the safe path.)
One of the youngest political parties of the federation, founded before the 2010 parliamentary elections where the Centrist Bloc members left the party and found their own party, which is a tribute to the old name of the Centrist Bloc, the Democratic National Party.

• National Libertarian Party (Partido Nacional Libertario, PNL)
Founded: 2003
Party colors: Yellow, orange, white
Party president: Enrique Velásquez
Ideologies:
× Conservatism
× Classical liberalism
× Economic liberalism
× Right-libertarianism
× Fiscal conservatism
× Social liberalism
Position: Right-wing
Slogan: Esto es la verdadera libertad (This is true freedom)
Founded in 2003 before the 2004 municipal and general elections as the second youngest party in the federation by the Libertarian dissidents of the PSN, the libertarian-nationalists are trying to be the third option of the parliament even though they haven't got a seat in the parliament ever since.