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The Earth Party ({{lang-pt|Partido da Terra, previously called Movimento o Partido da Terra, Portuguese pronunciation: [muviˈmẽtu u pɐɾˈtidu dɐ ˈtɛʁɐ], or MPT, Movement The Earth Party) is a Portuguese green party, founded in 12.08.1993.

The party has currently two representatives in the Assembly of the Republic, Pedro Quartin Graça and Luís Carloto Marques, elected on the lists of the Social Democratic Party, following an agreement with its then leader, Pedro Santana Lopes.

The President of the Board is Pedro Quartin Graça and the Honorary President is Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles.

For several times, the party participated in coalitions with the major right wing parties in the country, such as the Social Democratic Party or the People's Party.

External links

v • d • e Political parties in Portugal

Represented in the Assembly of the Republic	BE - PCP - PEV - PS - PPD-PSD - CDS-PP

Not represented	PCTP/MRPP - POUS - PH - PDA - MEP - MMS - MPT - PND - PNR - PPM

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Libertas

Movement

EP group	n/a

Europarty	Libertas.eu

Lobby group	Libertas Institute

Eurofoundation	Libertas Foundation

Timeline	Origins • Lobby group • Lisbon I • Party • Recognition attempt • 2009 elections

See also	List of Declan Ganley organizations • Political positions of Libertas

People

Staff	Declan Ganley • Jens-Peter Bonde

Election advisers	Joe Trippi • Lynton Crosby

Members of member parties¹	See List of 2009 candidates

Members of affiliated parties²	See List of 2009 candidates

Individual members	List of 2009 candidates • List of original signatories

Disavowed people	Bridget Rowe • Petr Mach • Paul-Marie Coûteaux • Igor Gräzin

Parties

Member parties¹

Estonia • Germany • Ireland • Malta • Netherlands • Poland • Sweden • United Kingdom

Affiliated parties²

Disavowed parties

Libertas UK (England) • Party of Free Citizens (Czech Republic) • Libertas Slovensko³ (Slovakia) • Sloboda a Solidarita³ (Slovakia) • Libertas Bulgaria³ (Bulgaria) • Tautos Prisikėlimo Partija (Lithuania) • Polo dell'Autonomia (Italy)

Elections

2009 lists

Czech Republic • Estonia • France • Greece • Germany • Ireland • Latvia • Malta • Netherlands • Poland • Portugal • Slovakia • Spain • United Kingdom

Key

1	Member parties are members of Libertas.eu. Members of member parties are automatically members of Libertas.eu unless they choose otherwise.

2	Affiliated parties are not members of Libertas.eu but are otherwise associated. Members of affiliated parties are not members of Libertas.eu unless they choose to join as individuals.

3	Parties presenting as Libertas.eu affiliates/members but not sanctioned by Libertas.eu when presentation commenced.

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