Unión de Todos
Union of Everyone Unión de Todos | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Leader | Helen Mukoro Idisi |
| Founded | 2014 |
| Ideology | Multiculturalism Ecologism |
| Website | |
| www.uniondetodos.org | |
The Unión de Todos ("Union of Everyone"), abbreviated UdT, is a Spanish national political party registered with the Spanish Ministry of the Interior as an official party.
Origins[edit]
The party was created in 2014 by Helen Mukoro Idisi, and co-created by Emmanuel Kewve Udieba and Adriana Hernandez Ruíz. Mukoro's ideology is to have "one Spain for everyone", all nationalities, all races, and subsidiarity to the various regions of Spain, in politics, trades union, workers' mobility, and society in general.
Ideology[edit]
The party's ideology is a heterogeneous collective regardless of race, breed, wealth or social condition, to make everyone an equal member of society with a political conscience.
In politics[edit]
The Spanish Minister of the Interior recognised the party with its primary objective as being:
The purpose of the party is to act in national political life in accordance with its ideas, within the framework of the Spanish Constitution.
Primary manifesto[edit]
- To put in place a Plan de Recuperación Nacional ("National recovery plan"), to reduce the nation's government debt owed to international traders.
- This plan also includes a complete reconstruction of the banking system so that investors in Spain are favoured above those who export.
- To start a Social Revolution, where everyone has a chance to have a better life, no matter where they come from.
- To battle against corruption, and to campaign against politicians without moral scruples
Towards a United Spain[edit]
- Protection of energy supply by encouraging renewable energy
- Protection of the judiciary independent of the State, for everyone, not just for economic groups with power
- To promote science and industry so that Spain is not dependent on others.
- To promote an "urban revolution" to make Spain's cities and towns the model for the world in the coming decades.
- To promote diversity in life: Alienation is just another kind of imperialism.
- To amend the Spanish Constitution and the electoral system, which requires by a mandate that there is only one legislature governed by one president.
- And to amend it to make the popular vote a universal suffrage from 18 years old.
Directors and organisation[edit]
Since its inauguration, the internal structure of this organization has been based, in its own words, on "democratic principles".[1] The party is split into seven parts controlled by the President:
- Órganos Deliberativos (Legislature)
- Órganos de Dirección (Executive)
- Órganos Ejecutivos (Executive)
- Órganos Autónomos (Autonomous regions e.g. Catalonia)
- Órganos de Asesoría (Advisory bodies)
- Órganos de Apoyo (Support)
The presidency[edit]
The status and functions of the party President are set out in Chapter 3 (Article 22) of the party's founding Statutes. The President acts as a political representative and as the highest executive authority of the party's governing body and is accountable for his/her actions to the General Assembly. The President is elected by the General Assembly for a ten-year period and may be re-elected for one further consecutive term. The President is one of the official party spokespersons and, together with the national General Secretary, represents the party in official and protocol procedures. By Article 23, the Vice-President takes charge in the absence of the President.
Leadership[edit]
- President: Helen Mukoro Idisi
- Vice President: Emmanuel Kewve Udieba
- Secretary Adriana Hernandez
Elections[edit]
2015 local elections[edit]
Unión de Todos stood Helen Mukoro Idisi as candidate for Mayor in the Valencian town of Dénia in the municipal elections on 24 May 2015.
2015 general elections[edit]
In the general election of December 2015, the party stood party leader Helen Mukoro Idisi as candidate for the Spanish presidency (Prime Minister) and 11 candidates to the Spanish Congress of deputies in the Province of Alicante,[2] registered with the Junta Electoral de Alicante and Junta Electoral Central (the provincial and central authorities for elections).
2016 general elections[edit]
Once a general election has been announced by the king, political parties nominate their candidates to stand for the presidency of the government-usually the party leader. In the 2016 Spanish general election, UdT stood party leader Helen Mukoro Idisi as a candidate for the Spanish presidency (Prime Minister) and 9 candidates to the Spanish Congress of deputies and Senate in the province of Teruel, Aragon,[3] gaining the smallest number of votes.
2019 general elections[edit]
Union de Todos participated in the 2019 Spanish general elections that was held on April 28. The political party stood party leader Helen Mukoro Idisi as candidate for the Spanish presidency (Prime Minister) and 6 candidates to the Spanish Congress of deputies in the province of Teruel, Aragon, by the Spanish Electoral Authority (Junta Electoral Central). Udt gained the smallest number of votes
References[edit]
- ↑ UdT website
- ↑ "Candidaturas presentadas para las elecciones al Congreso de los Diputados y al Senado, convocadas por Real Decreto 977/2015, de 26 de octubre" [Candidatures put forward for the elections to the Congress of Deputies and to the Senate, convoked by Royal Decree 977/2015 of 26 October] (in español). Boletín Oficial del Estado. 18 November 2015.
- ↑ "Candidaturas proclamadas para las elecciones al Congreso de los Diputados y al Senado, convocadas por Real Decreto 184/2016, de 3 de mayo" [Candidatures declared for the elections to the Congress of Deputies and to the Senate, convoked by Royal Decree 184/2016 of 3 May] (in español). Boletín Oficial del Estado. 31 May 2016.
External links[edit]
This article "Unión de Todos" is from Wikipedia. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Unión de Todos. Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one.
