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Abolish the Welsh Assembly Party: Welsh: Plaid Diddymu Cynulliad Cymru: Single-issue: Welsh Parliament abolition Anti-devolution: No More Lockdowns Welsh: Dim Mwy O Gloi Lawr: N/A Anti-lockdown: Social Democratic Party: Syncretic: Social democracy Social conservatism Communitarianism Euroscepticism: Socialist Party Wales [13] Welsh: Plaid ...
Propel (formerly the Welsh National Party and later Welsh Nation Party) is a sovereignist [1] and Welsh nationalist political party in Wales which advocates Welsh independence from the United Kingdom. The party was formed in early 2020 by its current leader Neil McEvoy. [2] Propel currently has one county councillor in Wales.
Since Plaid Genedlaethol Cymru reformation to 'Plaid Cymru' in 1933, the logo representing the party was the green 'triban' (three peaks) which symbolically represented Plaid's three key goals; self-government, cultural prosperity and economic prosperity, 'anchored in the bedrock of Welsh identity and history that is the Welsh upland landscape ...
Despite almost unanimous Welsh political opposition the scheme had been approved, a fact that seemed to underline Plaid Cymru's argument that the Welsh national community was powerless. [ 12 ] In 1964 the incoming Labour Government of Harold Wilson created the Welsh Office under a Secretary of State for Wales , with its powers augmented to ...
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On 6 May, following the threat of legal action from Plaid Cymru over its registration of the new party's name, the Electoral Commission removed the name "Welsh National" Party from the register of political parties, and stated that a second application to register a different name would have to be made. [50]
Vulnerable Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. Bob Casey seems fine with voters casting ballots for third-party foes -- so long as they don’t vote for GOP rival Dave McCormick, a new ad suggests.