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'''The Reform Party International''' is a military and political organization affiliated with the [[National Reform Party of Slokais]] and now exists purely as a political think tank. | '''The Reform Party International''' is a military and political organization affiliated with the [[National Reform Party of Slokais]] and now exists purely as a political think tank. It was created in 1951 to spread National Reformism and aid political allies of the Costa regime. It also hosted conferences of global National Reformist political groups every year from 1955 to 1967. | ||
[[Category:Political parties]][[Category:Slokais Islands]] | [[Category:Political parties]][[Category:Slokais Islands]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:18, 28 August 2023
Reform Party International | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: "Liberating the World from Tyranny" | |
| Type | Military, Army |
| Membership | Total - 200,000 (1964) |
| Leaders | |
| Juan Costa | |
• Chairman of the Reform Party International | Alexander Romera Dos Santos |
| Establishment | February 1st, 1951 |
The Reform Party International is a military and political organization affiliated with the National Reform Party of Slokais and now exists purely as a political think tank. It was created in 1951 to spread National Reformism and aid political allies of the Costa regime. It also hosted conferences of global National Reformist political groups every year from 1955 to 1967.