In addition to the PPP, which remains active, other opposition parties include the Gambia People's Party, the National Democratic Action Movement, the Peoples Democratic Organization for Independencee and Socialism, and the United Democratic Party.
Minor parties include the Swedish People's Party, the environmentalist Green League, and the True Finn Party (formerly the Finnish Rural Party, a splinter of the former Agrarian Union).
Other prominent parties include the right-wing Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkeparti), which expresses anti-immigration sentiments, and the left-wing Socialist People's Party (Socialistisk Folkeparti), which at first opposed Danish membership in the EU but later modified its hard-line stance.
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Interested parties include the Japanese firms Mitsubishi and Sumitomo.
Other significant political parties include the Democratic Union for Integration and the Democratic Party of Albanians.
Major parties include the Rwandan Patriotic Front, the Social Democratic Party, and the Liberal Party.
The bases of both main parties include unusually large numbers of disillusioned voters.
Most parties include extended family members, and the focus is clearly on group activities.
Other parties include pro-settlement Jewish Home, economy focused Yesh Atid and two ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties.
Points of potential conflict in and between the parties include taxes, social spending cuts, immigration, education, defense and voting reforms.
