United People's Movement (Colombia)

The United People's Movement (Movimiento Popular Unido) is a liberal political party in Colombia. At the last legislative elections, 10 March 2002, the party won as one of the many small parties parliamentary representation. In the simultaneous legislative elections of 2006, the party won 2 out of 166 Deputies and no senators.

Political parties in Colombia
Chamber of
Representatives
  • Social Party of National Unity (47)
  • Colombian Conservative Party (38)
  • Colombian Liberal Party (37)
  • Radical Change (15)
  • National Integration Party (12)
  • Alternative Democratic Pole (4)
  • Independent Absolute Renovation Movement (3)
  • Green Party (3)
  • Liberal Opening (2)
  • Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (1)
  • Liberal Alternative (1)
  • Regional Integration Movement (1)
Senate
  • Social Party of National Unity (28)
  • Colombian Conservative Party (23)
  • Colombian Liberal Party (17)
  • National Integration Party (9)
  • Radical Change (8)
  • Alternative Democratic Pole (8)
  • Green Party (5)
  • Independent Absolute Renovation Movement (1)
  • Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (1)
  • Indigenous Authorities of Colombia (1)
Historical
  • Alternative of Social Progress
  • Alterning Road
  • Christian National Party
  • Christians for Community
  • Citizens' Convergence
  • Citizens' Movement
  • Citizens' Political Movement for Bocaya
  • Civic People's Convergence
  • Civic Purpose Colombia
  • Coalition
  • Colombia Always
  • Colombia Unite
  • Colombian Community and Communal Political Movement
  • Colombian People's Party
  • Colombian Social Democratic Party
  • Community Participation
  • Democratic Colombia Party
  • Democratic Progressivity
  • Democratic Unity Party
  • For the Country of our Dreams
  • Front of Hope
  • Hope, Peace and Liberty
  • Huila New and Liberalism
  • Citizens' Footprint Movement
  • Independent Civic Movement
  • Independent Conservatism
  • Independent Democratic Pole
  • Living Colombia Movement
  • Mira Movement
  • Moral and Social Vanguard Party Let's Go Colombia
  • Movimiento Dejen Jugar al Moreno
  • National Democratic Reconstruction
  • National Movement
  • National Popular Alliance
  • National Salvation Movement
  • New Democratic Force
  • New Liberalism
  • Oxygen Green Party
  • Patriotic Union (UP)
  • 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 Independent Labour Movement
  • Social Action Party
  • Social and Political Front
  • Team Colombia
  • Unionist Movement
  • United People's Movement
  • We are Colombia
  • Yes Colombia
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  • Politics of Colombia


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