Free Democrats-Parti da Reformaziun discussions

[Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC]

Following the successful election campaign of the ¡AVANT! coalition and our formation of a Government, the leaderships of the Free Democrats and el Parti da Reformaziun have recognized that Talossa has entered a new era with the accession of King Txec. Our two parties have historically supported reforms to our constitutional and legal structure, but we realise that, in the new era and under a new King, we need new thinking about exactly what this means, and of a long-term vision for a free and democratic Talossa.

The party leaderships are therefore announcing the beginning of discussions on greater cooperation between the two parties, up to and including the possibility of merger, during the term of this Cosa. This will not impact our cooperation with the third partner in our coalition, COFFEE, who has been invited to participate in these discussions but has declined with thanks.

Any other Talossan of good will who is interested in what this might lead to is warmly encouraged to get in touch with either myself (as Free Democrat president) or @Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be (as PdR Director-General).

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

Congratulations to both parties for formalizing the present arrangement. The Green Party looks forward to the incoming Government's programme and to cooperating where policy visions align.

[Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC]

The Free Democrats of Talossa and el Parti da Reformaziun are pleased to announce progress towards a merger of the two parties.

FreeDems leader Miestra Schiva and PdR director Mic'haglh Autófil have created a draft merger program that will be presented to both party memberships for debate and discussion. If the program and the concept of a merger are accepted on a political level, then further discussions will ensue on a party constitution.

The preliminary, suggested name of the new party is Uniun dels Reformistaes Livereschti (URL, Union of Free Reformists).