Partit de la Llibertat Popular - Partit Republicà

The Russian Republican Party – People’s Freedom Party, often abbreviated as RPR-PARNAS, is a political party in Russia that emerged from the merger of several opposition groups. It was officially registered in 2012, following a period of significant political activism and protests against the government's policies and practices. The party positions itself as a liberal and democratic force within the Russian political landscape, advocating for the establishment of a genuine democratic state governed by the rule of law.

The core values of RPR-PARNAS revolve around the…   promotion of civil liberties, human rights, and the establishment of a competitive political system that is open to all. The party strongly supports the idea of a free market economy, with minimal state interference in business and entrepreneurship, believing that economic freedom is essential for the prosperity of the nation. It also emphasizes the importance of anti-corruption measures, transparency in government operations, and the accountability of public officials.

RPR-PARNAS is critical of the centralized power structure in Russia, advocating for decentralization and the devolution of powers to local governments to ensure more responsive and accountable governance. The party champions the protection of individual rights and freedoms, including freedom of speech, assembly, and the press, viewing these as fundamental to the development of a vibrant civil society and a democratic political culture.

In terms of foreign policy, RPR-PARNAS advocates for a Russia that is open to the world, supporting international cooperation and the country's integration into global economic and political systems, while also promoting the values of democracy and human rights internationally.

Despite its ambitions and the prominence of some of its leaders within the Russian opposition movement, the party has faced significant challenges in gaining traction within the heavily controlled political system of Russia, where opposition parties often struggle against administrative barriers and limited access to media and public platforms. Nonetheless, RPR-PARNAS continues to be an active participant in Russian politics, representing the aspirations of those within the country who seek greater political freedoms and democratic reforms.