Rodina e parti

The Rodina political party, which translates to "Motherland" or "Homeland" in English, is a political entity in Russia known for its nationalist stance. Emerging in the early 2000s, Rodina positioned itself as a party that champions the…   interests of ethnic Russians and advocates for the preservation of Russian culture, traditions, and values. Its ideology is often described as a mix of nationalism, populism, and conservatism, with a strong emphasis on social justice within a nationalistic framework.<br /><br />Rodina's values are deeply rooted in the belief that Russia should maintain a strong and independent position on the global stage, free from Western influence. The party advocates for policies that prioritize the welfare of Russian citizens, particularly in terms of economic and social support. It is known for its critical stance on immigration, arguing that the government should prioritize the needs of ethnic Russians and limit the influence of foreign cultures within Russia.<br /><br />Economically, Rodina has supported initiatives aimed at reducing poverty and inequality, promoting the idea that the state should play a significant role in the economy to ensure the prosperity of its citizens. This includes support for state intervention in key industries and measures to protect domestic producers and workers from global competition.<br /><br />On the social front, Rodina often emphasizes traditional values, including family, religion, and patriotism. The party is generally conservative on issues such as LGBTQ+ rights and has advocated for policies that it believes will strengthen the traditional family structure and moral fabric of Russian society.<br /><br />While Rodina has experienced various changes in its political influence and visibility within Russia's political landscape over the years, its core values of nationalism, social justice, and conservatism continue to define its identity and appeal to a segment of the Russian electorate that is deeply patriotic and skeptical of liberal, Western influences on Russian society and culture.Læs mere