United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs

United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs

Alianza Unida Nicaragua Triunfa
United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs Alianza Unida Nicaragua Triunfa
Leader	Daniel Ortega
Founded	2006
Preceded by	National Convergence
Ideology	Sandinismo; Factions:; Christian democracy; Liberalism (Nicaraguan); Nationalism; Indigenism
Political position	Big tent
National Assembly	75 / 90
Central American Parliament	15 / 20
	Politics of Nicaragua; Political parties; Elections;

LeaderDaniel Ortega

Founded2006

PrecededbyNational Convergence^[1]

IdeologySandinismo
Factions:^[2]
Christian democracy
Liberalism (Nicaraguan)
Nationalism
Indigenism

The United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs (Spanish: Alianza Unida Nicaragua Triunfa) is an alliance of political parties in Nicaragua led by the Sandinista National Liberation Front of president Daniel Ortega. It includes former Contra groups.^[3]

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	Main ideology	Leader
Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN)	Sandinismo	Daniel Ortega
Alternative for Change (AC)	Political Protestantism	Orlando Tardencilla
Christian Unity Party (PUC)	Political Protestantism	Guillermo Daniel Ortega Reyes
Nationalist Liberal Party (PLN)	Liberalism	Constatino Velázquez Zepeda
Autonomous Liberal Party (PAL)	Liberalism	René Margarito Bello Romero
Nicaraguan Resistance Party (PRN)	Nationalism	Julio Cesar Blandon
Multiethnic Indigenist Party (PIM)	Indigenism	Carla Evis White Hodgson
Yapti Tasba Masraka Raya Nani Movement (Myatamaran)	Indigenism
Progressive Indigenous Movement Party of the Moskitia (Moskitia Pawanka)	Indigenism

	Main ideology	Leader	Elections
Nicaraguan Christian Democratic Union (UDC)^[1]	Christian democracy		2006, 2011
Sons of Mother Earth (YATAMA)	Indigenism	Brooklyn Rivera	2006, 2011
Nicaraguan Party of the Christian Path (CCN)	Political Protestantism	Guillermo Osorno	2011, 2016

Election	Party candidate	Votes	%	Result
2006	Daniel Ortega	854.316	38.07%	Elected Y
2011		1,569,287	62.46%	Elected Y
2016		1,806,651	72.44%	Elected Y
2021		2,093,834	75.87%	Elected Y

Election	Votes	%	Seats	+/–	Position
2006	840,851	37.59%	38 / 92	1	1st
2011	1,583,199	60.85%	63 / 92	25	1st
2016	1,590,316	65.86%	70 / 92	7	1st
2021	2,039,717	74.17%	75 / 90	5	1st

v t e Political parties in Nicaragua
Parliamentary parties	Sandinista National Liberation Front (71) Constitutionalist Liberal Party (14) Independent Liberal Party (2) Nicaraguan Liberal Alliance (2) Alliance for the Republic (1) Independents (2)
Extra-parliamentary parties	Alternative for Change Christian Unity Movement Multiethnic Indigenist Party Multiethnic Party for Coast Unity Nicaraguan Resistance Party
Defunct parties	Authentic Costeño Autonomy Movement Central American Unionist Party Citizens' Action Party Civic Association of Potosí Coast Alliance Coast Peoples' Party Communist Party of Nicaragua Conservative Alliance Costeño Democratic Alliance Conservative Party Coordinadora Democrática Nicaragüense Democratic Conservative Party Democratic Party Democratic Party of National Confidence Ecologist Green Party of Nicaragua Grand Liberal Union Independent Liberal Party for National Unity Legitimist Party Marxist–Leninist Popular Action Movement Nicaraguan Party of the Christian Path National Conservative Action National Convergence National Action Party National Unity Movement National Opposition Union (1966) National Opposition Union (1990) National Project Nationalist Liberal Party Neoliberal Party Nicaraguan Christian Democratic Union Nicaraguan Democratic Movement Nicaraguan Party of the Christian Path Nicaraguan Socialist Party Popular Conservative Alliance Popular Social Christian Party Revolutionary Party of Central American Workers Revolutionary Unity Movement Sandinista Renovation Movement Social Christian Party Social Conservative Party Social Democratic Party Traditional Conservative Party Unity Alliance UNO-96 Alliance Up with the Republic Workers' Revolutionary Party YATAMA
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United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs

Electoral history

Presidential elections

National Assembly elections

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References

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