Partidul Mișcarea Populară
Popular Movement Party
Popular Movement Party
Centre-Right
European Parliament Group
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The PMP's foundation is rooted in Christian values, classical conservatism, and a strong pro-European stance. The party views the state as the guardian of tradition, family, and the church, while simultaneously advocating for a modern, efficient public administration. A central ideological pillar is Romanian patriotism, historically and programmatically expressed through the vision of reunifying Romania with the Republic of Moldova. Thus, the PMP seamlessly combines national consciousness with a clear Western orientation.
The PMP's agenda blends pro-market reforms with a commitment to social welfare. It advocates for corporate tax cuts, reduced bureaucracy, and substantial investments in infrastructure and education to stem the exodus of young professionals. Its target demographic includes the conservative middle class, entrepreneurs, and the Romanian diaspora. Furthermore, the party distinguishes itself through its vigorous fight against corruption and its call for strengthening judicial independence.
As a center-right opposition force, the PMP often acts as a strategic bridge-builder for center-right coalitions, yet constantly competes with larger conservative parties. It vehemently defends the institutions of the rule of law and the transatlantic security architecture against populist and Eurosceptic currents. The party's inherent tension lies in balancing traditional national values with an unconditional integration into liberal Western frameworks.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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