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| name             = Alternative Network for Reason and Equality of Opportunity
| native_name      = Rețeaua Alternativă pentru Rațiune și Egalitate de Șanse
| logo             = File:Red flag left.svg
| logo_size        = 150
| colorcode        = red
| secretary_general = Deryn Hall
| foundation       = [[Brumaire]] 6, 233<br>({{Start date|2024|10|27}})
| ideology         = [[Progressivism]]<br>[[Eco-socialism]]<br>[[Anti-fascism]]<br>[[Pan-European identity|Pan-Europeanism]]
| international    = [[International League of Peoples' Struggle]]
| country          = the European Union
| abbreviation     = RAREȘ
| founder          = Deryn Hall
| colors           = {{Color box|red}} [[Red]]
| native_name_lang = ro
| split            = [[European Left Alliance for the People and the Planet|ELA]]<br>[[Party of the European Left|PEL]]<br>[[Democracy in Europe Movement 2025|DiEM25]]
| position         = [[Left-wing politics|Left-wing]]
| regional         = [[Nordic Green Left Alliance]]<br>[[Central-Eastern European Green Left Alliance]]
| european         = [[Democracy in Europe Movement 2025]]
| slogan           = Freedom, Equality, Wellbeing
| symbol           = [[File:Socialists For A Free Palestine.png|100px]]
| flag             = File:Vive la Commune flag.svg
}}

The '''Alternative Network for Reason and Equality of Opportunity''' ({{Langx|ro|Rețeaua Alternativă pentru Rațiune și Egalitate de Șanse}}, '''RAREȘ''') is a [[Left-wing politics|left-wing]] [[European political party|political party in Europe]].

The party was founded as the '''Democratic Progress Party of the European Union''' ({{Langx|ro|Partidul Progresului Democratic al Uniunii Europene}}, '''PPD.UE''') before adopting its current name. It claims to be founded on four main principles:

# A fully [[Nationalization|nationalised]] [[Socialism|socialist]] economy that works to fully meet the wants and needs of every citizen and respects the planet, acting to [[Climate change mitigation|stop and reverse climate change]],
# Full and unconditional support for [[human rights]], and complete support for all forms of [[social justice]] and [[Woke|“wokeness”]], both in internal and foreign policy,
# A [[Autarky|self-sufficient]] [[Federal Europe|European Socialist Republic]] which pursues an independent foreign policy in order to protect [[democracy]] and [[human rights]] against [[Russian imperialism|Russian]] and [[American imperialism]].
# Heavy investments into quality education, especially amongst disadvantaged communities.

While often called [[Communism|communist]] by its opponents, the party opposes [[Eastern Bloc|communism as it existed in Eastern Europe]], instead opting for a [[Libertarian socialism|libertarian]] and [[Syndicalism|syndicalist]] approach to socialism. It also aims to ban far-right parties, such as [[National Rally|RN]], [[Alternative for Germany|AfD]], [[Brothers of Italy|FdI]], [[Vox (political party)|Vox]], [[Alliance for the Union of Romanians|AUR]], and [[Radical right (Europe)|many others]], which it often (accurately) compares to the [[National Fascist Party|fascists]] and [[Nazi Party|nazis]] of the [[World War II|Second World War]].

== Ideology ==

=== Economic views ===
The Alternative Network is a [[Socialism|socialist]] party, and therefore aims to abolish capitalism. On this matter, it is opposed to social democrats, who wish to reform and regulate capitalism without abolishing it outright. The party's concept of socialism is based on [[syndicalism]] and [[Soviet democracy|council democracy]], and opposes [[Planned economy|central economic planning]], favouring [[workers' self-management]] instead. The party considers capitalism to be the root cause of climate change and proposes an [[Eco-socialism|eco-socialist]] model of environmental protection. The party also aims to protect European workers and farmers by offering them substantial subsidies and by minimising international trade as much as possible. The end goal on the international front, considering Europe produces all that it needs to be self-sufficient, would be to achieve [[autarky]].

=== Sociocultural views ===
The Alternative Network is a [[Progressivism|progressive]] party and self-identifies as "[[Woke]]". The party supports the unconditional [[Abortion-rights movement|right to abortion]] in safe and accessible conditions, [[Same-sex marriage|marriage equality]], the [[Legal status of transgender people|right to change one's legal gender]] (including to a [[non-binary gender]]), free and accessible [[gender-affirming surgery]], [[Puberty blocker|puberty blockers]], and [[Hormone replacement therapy|HRT]], legalisation of all immigration (and more broadly multiculturalism), and harsh punishments for hate speech.

=== Views on [[European integration]] ===
The Alternative Network is radically [[Pro-Europeanism|pro-European]], calling for the EU to become one single state. Unlike federalists, the network calls for a [[Unitary state|unitary]] Europe and therefore the abolition of the member-states. The party is also strongly opposed to the [[Von der Leyen Commission II|current EU administration]], which it describes as neoliberal, reactionary, neocolonial, undemocratic, supportive of genocide, and broadly opposed to [[European values]] such as freedom, equality, democracy, peace, and human rights.

=== Views on [[foreign policy]] ===
The Alternative Network wishes for the EU to become a "third pole" in international politics, with the aim of promoting democracy, socialism, and human rights against the capitalist imperialism of the [[Russian imperialism|East]] and [[American imperialism|West]]. It supports [[Ukraine]] against the [[Russian invasion of Ukraine|Russian invasion]], supports [[State of Palestine|Palestine]] and calls for the complete destruction of the [[Comparisons between Israel and Nazi Germany|genocidal ethnostate occupying Palestinian land]], condemns the [[United States embargo against Cuba|American blockade]] against [[Cuba]] (whose brand of [[democratic socialism]] is one of the main inspirations behind the party's ideology) and American efforts to launch a coup against the democratically elected [[Venezuela|Venezuelan]] government, calls for paying reparations to and improving relations with the [[Alliance of Sahel States]], recognises the [[National Unity Government of Myanmar]] as the only real government of [[Myanmar]], and supports an independent or autonomous [[Kurdistan]] under the principles of [[democratic confederalism]] as supported by the [[Kurdistan Communities Union]].

== Members ==
Membership is open to individuals, not political parties. While there are state-level parties that collaborate with the Alternative Network, these are not considered member parties but regional partners (within the EU) and global partners (outside the EU).
== Provisional Government and Constitution ==
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In early 2025, the [[European Parliament]] passed an emergency resolution granting [[State of emergency|full executive powers]] to Deryn Hall, in order to ''preserve the [[European Union|union]] and the [[rule of law]] [[by any means necessary]]''. They immediately abolished the [[European Council]], the [[Council of the European Union]], and, most importantly, the [[Member state of the European Union|member states]]. They proclaimed the European Republic, and appointed a [[provisional government]] tasked with implementing reforms and writing a [[Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe|new constitution]]. Hall and the provisional government then [[Purge|purged]] the [[European Parliament]] of far-right and collaborationist elements.

The provisional government, whose role is to provide moderate yet significant reforms, is mainly composed of the left-leaning [[Social democracy|social democratic]] factions of the [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats]] (rather than the "[[Third Way|third way]]" [[Centrism|centrist]] factions), the [[Eco-socialism|eco-socialist]] factions of the [[Greens–European Free Alliance]] (rather than the [[Green liberalism|green-liberal]] factions), and the [[Democratic socialism|democratic socialist]] and [[Left-wing populism|populist]] factions of [[The Left in the European Parliament]] (rather than the [[Far-left politics|far-left]] [[Communism|communist]] factions). While coming under its fair share of criticism, this cabinet is widely seen as a necessary stepping stone for a more radical government to take place after [[Elections to the European Parliament|elections]] are held.

=== Government structure ===
The new constitution states that each minister is individually responsible to parliament. The number and function of the ministers is constitutionally defined as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
!Minister
!Role
|-
|[[List of agriculture ministries|Minister of Agriculture]]
|To direct the EU's agricultural policy, to ensure universal access to food and water across the Union, to protect European farmers from external competition.
|-
|[[Culture minister|Minister of Culture and Social Affairs]]
|To direct the EU's cultural and social policy, to protect cultural diversity by preserving all cultures, to lead the nationwide fight against discrimination.
|-
|[[Education minister|Minister of Education]]
|To direct the EU's education policy, to guarantee the universal [[right to education]], to lead the development of the next generation of citizens, to ensure fair treatment of teachers in line with their essential role in society.
|-
|[[Energy minister|Minister of Energy]]
|To direct the EU's energy policy, to ensure universal access to energy across the Union, to ensure that the EU's energy supply is ethical, renewable, and sustainable.
|-
|[[Environment minister|Minister of the Environment]]
|To direct the EU's environmental policy, to ensure that the environment is protected, to act to stop and reverse climate change, to oversee the transition to a net zero economy.
|-
|[[Ministry of finance|Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs]]
|To direct the EU's economic, financial, and monetary policy, to ensure all other ministries have access to the necessary funds to fulfil their duties, to safeguard the purchasing power of all citizens by controlling the price of essential goods and services, by setting a guaranteed minimum wage for a comfortable life, and by distributing a liveable [[universal basic income]].
|-
|[[Ministry of foreign affairs|Minister of Foreign Affairs]]
|To direct the EU's foreign policy, to maintain the EU in a state of perpetual peace and cooperation with its neighbours, to uphold the EU's commitment to international law and human rights in opposition to embargos, invasions, occupations, authoritarianism, and genocide, to oversee and advocate for the enlargement of the Union.
|-
|[[Housing minister|Minister of Housning]]
|To direct the EU's housing policy, to ensure that free housing of high quality is being built for all who need it, to guarantee the universal [[right to housing]].
|-
|[[Minister of health|Minister of Health]]
|To direct the EU's healthcare policy, to guarantee the universal [[right to health]], including mental health, to make sure that hospitals are built in accordance with the needs of the people and are equipped as necessary, to ensure fair treatment of medical personnel in line with their essential role in society, to guarantee universal and safe access to abortion, gender affirming care, medication, and therapy to all who need them.
|-
|[[Minister of industry|Minister of Industry and Public Works]]
|TBA
|}

=== "Rump" European Parliament ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" style="font-size:85%; text-align:left; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; white-space:nowrap"
! rowspan="2" |[[Member state of the European Union|State]]
! colspan="6" |[[Political groups of the European Parliament|Political groups]]
! rowspan="2" |MEPs
|-
! style="width: 10%" |[[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
! style="width: 10%" |[[European People's Party Group|EPP]]
! style="width: 10%" |[[Greens–European Free Alliance|G/EFA]]
! style="width: 10%" |[[Renew Europe|Renew]]
! style="width: 10%" |[[The Left in the European Parliament|The Left]]
! style="width: 10%" |[[Non-Inscrits|NI]]
|-
|{{flagicon|Austria}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Austria|Austria]]
|
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |2 ([[The Greens (Austria)|Grüne]])
|
|
|
!2
|-
|{{flagicon|Belgium}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Belgium|Belgium]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Vooruit (political party)|Vooruit]])<br>2 ([[Socialist Party (Belgium)|PS]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Groen (political party)|Groen]])<br>1 ([[Ecolo]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Reformist Movement|MR]])<br>1 ([[Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats|Open VLD]])<br>1 ([[Les Engagés (political party)|LE]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Workers' Party of Belgium|PTB]])
|
!13
|-
|{{flagicon|Bulgaria}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Bulgaria|Bulgaria]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Bulgarian Socialist Party|BSP]])
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |1 ([[GERB–SDS]]: [[Union of Democratic Forces (Bulgaria)|SDS]])
|
|
|
|
!3
|-
|{{flagicon|Croatia}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Croatia|Croatia]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |4 ([[Social Democratic Party of Croatia|SDP]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[We can! (Croatia)|Možemo!]])
|
|
|
!5
|-
|{{flagicon|Cyprus}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Cyprus|Cyprus]]
|
|
|
|
|
| style="background:#ccc; text-align:left;" |1 (''[[Fidias Panayiotou|Fidias]]'')
!1
|-
|{{flagicon|Czech Republic}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in the Czech Republic|Czechia]]
|
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Spolu (Czech Republic)|Spolu]]: [[TOP 09]])<br>2 ([[Mayors and Independents|STAN]])
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Czech Pirate Party|Piráti]])
|
|
|
!5
|-
|{{flagicon|Denmark}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Denmark|Denmark]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Social Democrats (Denmark)|A]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Green Left (Denmark)|F]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Danish Social Liberal Party|B]])<br>1 ([[Moderates (Denmark)|M]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Red–Green Alliance (Denmark)|Ø]])
|
!9
|-
|{{flagicon|Estonia}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Estonia|Estonia]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Social Democratic Party (Estonia)|SDE]])
|
|
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Estonian Reform Party|RE]])
|
|
!3
|-
|{{flagicon|Finland}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Finland|Finland]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Social Democratic Party of Finland|SDP]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Green League|Vihr]])
|
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Left Alliance (Finland)|Vas]])
|
!7
|-
|{{flagicon|France}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in France|France]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |13 ([[Socialist Party (France)|PS]]-[[Place Publique|PP]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |5 ([[The Ecologists|LE]])
|
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |9 ([[La France Insoumise|LFI]])
|
!27
|-
|{{flagicon|Germany}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Germany|Germany]]
|
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Ecological Democratic Party|ÖDP]])
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |12 ([[Alliance 90/The Greens|B90/G]])<br>3 ([[Volt Germany|Volt]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |5 ([[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|FDP]])<br>3 ([[Free Voters|FW]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |3 ([[The Left (Germany)|Linke]])<br>1 ([[Human Environment Animal Protection|Tierschutz]])
| style="background:#ccc; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Party of Progress (Germany)|PdF]])
!29
|-
|{{flagicon|Greece}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Greece|Greece]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |3 ([[PASOK – Movement for Change|PASOK-KINAL]])
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |7 ([[New Democracy (Greece)|ND]])
|
|
|
| style="background:#ccc; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Communist Party of Greece|KKE]])<br>1 ([[Course of Freedom|PE]])
!13
|-
|{{flagicon|Hungary}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Hungary|Hungary]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |2 ([[DK–MSZP–Dialogue Alliance|DK-MSZP-P]])
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |7 ([[Tisza Party|TISZA]])
|
|
|
|
!9
|-
|{{flagicon|Ireland}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Ireland|Ireland]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Labour Party (Ireland)|Lab]])
|
|
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Michael McNamara (politician)|''McNamara'']])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Sinn Féin|SF]])<br>1 ([[Luke 'Ming' Flanagan|''Flanagan'']])
|
!5
|-
|{{flagicon|Italy}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Italy|Italy]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |21 ([[Democratic Party (Italy)|PD]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |4 ([[Greens and Left Alliance|AVS]]: [[Green Europe|EV]])
|
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Greens and Left Alliance|AVS]]: [[Italian Left|SI]])
|
!27
|-
|{{flagicon|Latvia}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Latvia|Latvia]]
|
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[The Progressives (Latvia)|P]])
|
|
|
!1
|-
|{{flagicon|Lithuania}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Lithuania|Lithuania]]
|
|
|
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Freedom Party (Lithuania)|LP]])<br>1 ([[Liberals' Movement (Lithuania)|LS]])
|
|
!2
|-
|{{flagicon|Luxembourg}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Luxembourg|Luxembourg]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party|LSAP]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[The Greens (Luxembourg)|Gréng]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Democratic Party (Luxembourg)|DP]])
|
|
!3
|-
|{{flagicon|Malta}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Malta|Malta]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Labour Party (Malta)|PL]])
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Nationalist Party (Malta)|PN]])
|
|
|
|
!6
|-
|{{flagicon|Netherlands}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in the Netherlands|Netherlands]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |4 ([[GroenLinks–PvdA|GL–PvdA]]: [[Labour Party (Netherlands)|PvdA]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |4 ([[GroenLinks–PvdA|GL–PvdA]]: [[GroenLinks|GL]])<br>2 ([[Volt Netherlands|Volt]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Democrats 66|D66]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Party for the Animals|PvdD]])
|
!14
|-
|{{flagicon|Poland}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Poland|Poland]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |3 ([[The Left (Poland)|Lewica]])
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |21 ([[Civic Coalition (Poland)|KO]])<br>2 ([[Third Way (Poland)|TD]]: [[Polish People's Party|PSL]])
|
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Third Way (Poland)|TD]]: [[Poland 2050|PL2050]])
|
|
!27
|-
|{{flagicon|Portugal}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Portugal|Portugal]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |8 ([[Socialist Party (Portugal)|PS]])
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |5 ([[Democratic Alliance (Portugal, 2024)|AD]]: [[Social Democratic Party (Portugal)|PSD]])
|
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Liberal Initiative|IL]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Left Bloc (Portugal)|BE]])<br>1 ([[Unitary Democratic Coalition|CDU]])
|
!17
|-
|{{flagicon|Romania}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Romania|Romania]]
|
| style="background:#a9d4ff; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania|UDMR]])
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 (''[[Nicolae Ștefănuță|Ștefănuță]]'')
|
|
|
!3
|-
|{{flagicon|Slovakia}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Slovakia|Slovakia]]
|
|
|
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |6 ([[Progressive Slovakia|PS]])
|
|
!6
|-
|{{flagicon|Slovenia}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Slovenia|Slovenia]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Social Democrats (Slovenia)|SD]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Vesna – Green Party|Vesna]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Freedom Movement (Slovenia)|Svoboda]])
|
|
!4
|-
|{{flagicon|Spain}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Spain|Spain]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |20 ([[Spanish Socialist Workers' Party|PSOE]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Ahora Repúblicas|AR]]: [[Republican Left of Catalonia|ERC]])<br>1 ([[Ahora Repúblicas|AR]]: [[Galician Nationalist Bloc|BNG]])<br>1 ([[Sumar (electoral platform)|Sumar]]: [[Catalunya en Comú|Comuns]])<br>1 ([[Sumar (electoral platform)|Sumar]]: [[Més–Compromís|Més]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Coalition for a Solidary Europe|CEUS]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Podemos (Spanish political party)|Podemos]])<br>1 ([[Ahora Repúblicas|AR]]: [[EH Bildu]])<br>1 ([[Sumar (electoral platform)|Sumar]]: [[Sumar (electoral platform)|SMR]])
| style="background:#ccc; text-align:left;" |1 ([[Together for Catalonia (2020)|Junts]])
!30
|-
|{{flagicon|Sweden}}
[[2024 European Parliament election in Sweden|Sweden]]
| style="background:pink; text-align:left;" |5 ([[Swedish Social Democratic Party|S]])
|
| style="background:#92FF92; text-align:left;" |3 ([[Green Party (Sweden)|MP]])
| style="background:#f0ff8a; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Centre Party (Sweden)|C]])
| style="background:#FB8682; text-align:left;" |2 ([[Left Party (Sweden)|V]])
|
!12
|- style="font-weight:bold;"
! rowspan="2" |Total
![[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
![[European People's Party Group|EPP]]
![[Greens–European Free Alliance|G/EFA]]
![[Renew Europe|Renew]]
![[The Left in the European Parliament|The Left]]
![[Non-Inscrits|NI]]
!MEPs
|- class="sortbottom" style="font-weight:bold; background:rgb(232,232,232);"
|102
|53
|52
|37
|33
|6
|283
|}

== 2030 election ==
Under the new constitution, Europe-wide elections were held in 2030 to elect the new [[European Parliament]], whose size had been increased from 720 to 748 MEPs (now called deputies). 706 deputies were elected in single-member constituencies through [[approval voting]], while 42 were elected by Europeans living abroad through [[single transferable vote]] (STV). The Alternative Network-endorsed reforms had greatly improved quality of life for the vast majority of Europeans, and therefore the party was widely considered the frontrunner in this election. While the campaign was still highly competitive, the looming threat of the far-right was gone, as their base of support amongst the economically disadvantaged withered away after the abolition of capitalism. As expected, candidates jointly endorsed by RAREȘ, [[Democracy in Europe Movement 2025|DiEM25]], [[Party of the European Left|PEL]], and [[European Left Alliance for the People and the Planet|ELA]] won a majority of seats, while a [[Volt Europa|Volt]]-[[European Pirate Party|PPEU]] coalition became the official opposition. Unable to adapt to the consolidation of European Unity, the traditional parties of the centre-right and centre-left faced electoral wipeout, with a [[Technical group|technical group of independents]] becoming the third force in Parliament.

== Left List (UK, 2024) ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! colspan="2" |Party
!Ideology
!Candidates
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Independent politician}} |
|[[Independent politician|Independents]]
|[[Nonpartisanship]]
|{{Composition bar|45|85|#DCDCDC}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition}} |
|[[Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition]]
|[[Socialism]]
|{{Composition bar|28|85|#EC008C}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Green Party of England and Wales}} |
|[[Green Party of England and Wales]]
|[[Green politics]]
|{{Composition bar|3|85|#02A95B}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Alliance for Green Socialism}} |
|[[Alliance for Green Socialism]]
|[[Eco-socialism]]
|{{Composition bar|2|85|#00A86B}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Transform (political party)}} |
|[[Transform (political party)|Transform Politics]]
|[[Eco-socialism]]
|{{Composition bar|2|85|#EC548A}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Independent Network}} |
|[[Independent Network]]
|[[Nonpartisanship]]
|{{Composition bar|1|85|#483D8B}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Lincolnshire Independents}} |
|[[Lincolnshire Independents]]
|[[Regionalism (politics)|Regionalism]]
|{{Composition bar|1|85|#000000}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Liverpool Community Independents}} |
|[[Liverpool Community Independents]]
|[[Anti-austerity movement in the United Kingdom|Anti-austerity]]
|{{Composition bar|1|85|#800000}}
|-
|bgcolor={{Party color|Social Justice Party (UK)}} |
|[[Social Justice Party (UK)|Social Justice Party]]
|[[Democratic socialism]]
|{{Composition bar|1|85|#437048}}
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== Activity in the States ==
{{Infobox political party
| name             = United American Party
| native_name      = Progressive – Green – Socialist
| logo             = File:Progressive Disk.png
| logo_size        = 150px
| colorcode        = Coral
| presidium        = [[Jill Stein]]<br>[[Claudia De la Cruz]]<br>[[Cornel West]]
| foundation       = {{Start date|2024|10|6}}
| ideology         = [[Progressivism]]<br>[[Eco-socialism]]<br>[[Bill of Rights socialism]]<br>[[Electoral reform in the United States|Electoral reform]]<br>[[Anti-Zionism]]
| country          = the United States
| abbreviation     = UAP
| colors           = {{Color box|Tomato}} {{Color box|Coral}} {{Color box|Salmon}} [[Salmon (color)|Shades of salmon]]
| merger           = [[Green Party of the United States|Green Party]]<br>[[Party for Socialism and Liberation|Socialism and Liberation]]<br>[[Justice For All Party|Justice For All]]<br>[[Uncommitted National Movement|Uncommitted Movement]]
| split            = [[Democratic Socialists of America]]
| position         = [[Left-wing politics|Left-wing]] ([[American Left|American]])
| continental      = [[São Paulo Forum]]
| symbol           = [[File:Socialists For A Free Palestine.png|100px]]
| flag             = File:American Party of Labor flag.svg
}}
In the [[United States]], the Alternative Network collaborates with the '''United American Party''', which was formed by the merger of supporters of [[Jill Stein 2024 presidential campaign|Jill Stein's]], [[Claudia De la Cruz 2024 presidential campaign|Claudia De la Cruz's]], and [[Cornel West 2024 presidential campaign|Cornel West's]] presidential campaigns in 2024. The UAP aims to transform the USA into a Union of Socialist Republics, and takes much inspiration from RAREȘ's political program. It has a [[Decentralization|decentralised]] [[Federalism|federal]] structure. 

The UAP is notable for being opposed to the ruling [[2012 Republican Party presidential primaries|Republican Party]] on literally every single issue, and is therefore also a very vocal opponent of the [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic Party]], which only disagrees with the Republicans on [[Wedge issue|two or three highly publicised wedge issues]]. 

The party cites a number of historical political influences both within and outside the US: [[Eugene V. Debs]]'s [[Socialist Party of America]], [[James B. Weaver]]'s [[People's Party (United States)|Populist Party]], [[Theodore Roosevelt]]'s [[Bull Moose Party]], [[Robert M. La Follette]]'s [[Progressive Party (United States, 1924–1934)|Progressive Party]], the [[Jewish Anti-Zionist League]], the [[Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany]], the [[French Section of the Workers' International]], the [[Portuguese Democratic Movement]], the Dutch [[Pacifist Socialist Party]], the [[Left Socialist Party of Japan]], the [[Mensheviks]] and the [[Left Socialist-Revolutionaries]] in Russia, and the [[Paris Commune]].