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National Liberation Party (Costa Rica) : ウィキペディア英語版
National Liberation Party (Costa Rica)
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The National Liberation Party (, commonly abbreviated as PLN), nicknamed the ' ("green and whites"),〔(Tres candidatos frenarían nuevos tratados comerciales ) La Nación, 2013-12-31. 〕 is a political party in Costa Rica. It was founded by José Figueres in 1951 following the end of the Costa Rican Civil War. It soon became one of the most important in the country.
Some of the most dynamic and popular leaders who have presided over the country have come from the PLN. Among them are Civil War hero José Figueres and Nobel Peace Prize winner Óscar Arias. The party is a member of the Socialist International.〔(Socialist International list of members ). Socialistinternational.org. Retrieved on 2012-08-10.〕
In 2002, for the first time in history, it lost its second consecutive election. The party won only 27.1 percent of the popular vote and 17 out of 57 seats. At the presidential elections of the same date, its candidate, Rolando Araya Monge won 31.0 percent of the vote, the worst showing ever for the party, and was defeated in the run-off election by Abel Pacheco.
In the 2006 parliamentary election, the party won 25 out of 57 seats. Its candidate at the presidential election on the same day, Óscar Arias won 40.92 percent and was elected. In the 2011 general election, Laura Chinchilla, the previous vice-president and the PLN candidate, won the election with an initial count of 47 percent.
A newspaper poll in July 2011 showed a decline in party popularity. Commentary on the poll pointed to an inherited fiscal crisis, border friction with Nicaragua, and natural disasters the previous November as contributing factors to public discontent.〔(Se desploma calificación sobre labor de presidenta Chinchilla ). Nacion.com (2012-04-26). Retrieved on 2013-22-22.〕〔(Sueño totalitario ). Nacion.com (2012-05-21). Retrieved on 2012-08-10.〕
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