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Alliance of Centre, leading candidates for deputy and senator for some regions. Because scored less than 5% of the voting of deputies required by law, the party was declared in dissolution, which was corrected when it merged with National Advance and the
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In 1989 the party supported the presidential candidacy of Hernán Büchi, who was supported by the
Democracy and Progress pact. Despite this, he did not go into this coalition and had to participate in an electoral alliance with the
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312:. It represented the anti-communist sector of the Radicals that separated themselves permanently from the Radical Party. The group was initially known as the
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coalition. The party supported the military coup of 1973, voluntarily complying with its own dissolution that same year. Among its most notable members were
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Unlike its pre-1973 period, the party was reduced due to the departure of some iconic militants. Ángel
Faivovich and Germán Picó Cañas entered the
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The following is a list of the presidential candidates supported by the
Radical Democracy Party. (Information gathered from the
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and the Civic
Committees. The confederation disappeared in 1989 during negotiations for parliamentary candidates that year.
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288:. The party, created in 1969, was dissolved in 1973, and reappeared in 1983 before disbanding permanently in 1990.
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362:. Other members, such as former deputy Julio Mercado Illanes, returned to the central trunk of the Radical Party.
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396:, the Social Democratic Labour Movement, the Javiera Carrera Movement and Arturo Matte Civic Center.
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327:, Radical Democracy took part in the parliamentary elections of 1973 as part of the anti-Allende
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316:. It supported the presidential candidacy of independent right-winger
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In late 1988 it created the short-lived
Democratic Confederation (
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who opposed the presidential candidacy of the
Marxist
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232:Un partido de centro, con raíces en la historia
550:Category:Radical Democracy (Chile) politicians
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584:Vicaría de la Solidaridad (February 1986).
573:(in Spanish). Santiago, Chile: Melquíades.
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407:(a faction that supported Pinochet), the
648:Political parties disestablished in 1990
376:On January 31, 1986, it constituted the
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392:(faction led by Apolonides Parra), the
36:Radical Democracy Party (United States)
643:Political parties established in 1969
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611:"La loca carrera de los candidatos"
358:, a movement that later became the
653:Defunct political parties in Chile
571:La Política Chilena de la A a la Z
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27:Defunct political party in Chile
673:1990 disestablishments in Chile
409:Liberal Democrat Party of Chile
378:Frente Democrático de Concordia
617:(in Spanish). 19 December 1988
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34:. For the American party, see
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529:1988 plebiscite: "Yes" (lost)
371:National Democratic Agreement
314:Movement for Democratic Unity
192:National Democratic Agreement
30:For the theoretical use, see
668:1969 establishments in Chile
569:Friedmann, Reinhard (1988).
513:Archive of Chilean Elections
442:National Democracy of Centre
129:National Democracy of Centre
88:November 22, 1969
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304:The party was composed of
185:Confederation of Democracy
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456:Election year (Total MPs)
421:Democratic Party of Chile
401:Confederación Democrática
390:National Democratic Party
386:Social Christian Movement
380:(FREDECO) along with the
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663:Radical parties in Chile
507:Presidential candidates
170:Political position
103:July 17, 1990
658:Radical Party of Chile
425:Free Democratic Centre
382:Social Democracy Party
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413:Social Democrat Party
356:National Labour Front
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74:Julio Mercado Illanes
444:party, in May 1990.
181:National affiliation
159:Classical liberalism
586:"Resumen de Prensa"
471:Percent of the vote
461:Seats in Parliament
394:Radical Civic Union
333:Julio Durán Neumann
323:A firm opponent to
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272:Democracia Radical
49:Democracia Radical
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448:Electoral results
367:Grupo de los Ocho
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135:Headquarters
491:1989 (120)
477:1973 (150)
403:) with the
69:Julio Durán
637:Categories
556:References
151:Radicalism
107:1990-07-17
92:1969-11-22
595:19 August
320:in 1970.
278:), was a
252:Elections
195:(1984–85)
188:(1972–73)
100:Dissolved
544:See also
306:Radicals
146:Ideology
621:23 July
497:28,575
483:83,328
440:in the
292:History
280:Chilean
268:Spanish
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85:Founded
65:Leaders
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