Political Parties of Greece
The Imperialist Party
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Beginning in the late 1990s, but swelling in the early XXIst century, a new sense of Greek Nationalism and a call for a return to glory began to sweep all over Greece.
At first numbering dozens of groups, they eventually gathered under the name Imperialist and began to win elections.
Currently led by the Emperor and David Galanis.
The Royal Democratic Party
In essence, a large-scale conservative party dedicated to maintaining the status quo, or in their words "Reform, Not Revolution."
The Green Party
This party typically has "eco-socialist" views, being more concerned with the environment of Greece. They were the ones that spear-headed the joint Greco-Xliponian windmills used for generating clean energy some months back, and when Quadhadafi asked for Greek help for a greener Libya, it was their party-leaders sent to Benghazi to meet with their dictator.
The Communist Party of Greece
The Macedonian Party
The Macedonian Party is made up of Greek-Macedonians ("true" Macedonians), as well as Pro-Greek Greco-Slavic Macedonians. They come mainly from the Western Peripheries of Greece and are concerned mainly with issues that plague Makedonia.
Far Left Association
One of the more liberal parties, they are less radical than the Communist Party of Greece.
The Jewish Party of Greece
Considered a "middle-of-the-road" party, they have more liberal views from Reform Jews, middle-views from the Conservative, and conservative views from the Orthodox-Jewish representatives. They are mainly from
