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Encyclopedia > Partido Movimiento Libertario
Politics of Costa Rica
Since this party might be considered a liberal party, this article is related to the Liberalism series:

Liberalism - Liberalism worldwide - List of liberal parties - Liberal International - ELDR - Liberal democracy - List of liberal theorists - A short liberal bibliography


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Movimiento Libertario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (293 words)
The Libertarian Movement Party, known widely by its Spanish name Partido Movimiento Libertario is a libertarian political party in Costa Rica.
The PML is an observer of the Liberal International, so therefore it is also listed as a liberal party.
It has been argued by the ideological libertarians currently leaving the party, those he classified as radicals in the press, that most of the people entering the party and vying for congressmen posts are not actually libertarians at all, given they include supporters of items such as employment quotas by sex.
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