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| − | The '''Pro-Troakia '''Party, known more commonly as '''P-Tro''' is a political party in [[Fortis]]. It was created to better represent the interests of the Troakian People as a whole. |
+ | The '''Pro-Troakia '''Party, known more commonly as '''P-Tro''' is a political party in [[Fortis]]. It was created to better represent the interests of the [[Troakia|Troakian]] People as a whole. |
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| + | '''P-Tro''' evolved out of a number of former rival parties in Troakia not long after the signing of the Fortis Pact. On a technicality, P-Tro is actually a conglomerate party, with multiple separate Troakian parties holding a stake in the group. P-Tro, therefore, is sometime seen as a special interest group rather than a true political party, but it holds enough sway and bipartisan support to maintain its own political positions. |
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| + | Being a representative for Troakian interests, P-Tro does not itself necessarily hold any one ideology. Instead, P-Tro's political officials act as lobbyists for internal Troakian regional interests. |
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| Motto | Pravda, Vernost, Narodi! | ||||||
| Headquarters | Zerban, Fortis | ||||||
The Pro-Troakia Party, known more commonly as P-Tro is a political party in Fortis. It was created to better represent the interests of the Troakian People as a whole.
History
P-Tro evolved out of a number of former rival parties in Troakia not long after the signing of the Fortis Pact. On a technicality, P-Tro is actually a conglomerate party, with multiple separate Troakian parties holding a stake in the group. P-Tro, therefore, is sometime seen as a special interest group rather than a true political party, but it holds enough sway and bipartisan support to maintain its own political positions.
Ideology
Being a representative for Troakian interests, P-Tro does not itself necessarily hold any one ideology. Instead, P-Tro's political officials act as lobbyists for internal Troakian regional interests.