Movement for a New Country

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The Movement for a New Country (Spanish: Movimiento para un Nuevo País) is a political party in Argentina founded by Élida Vigo and made up of left-wingers and dissident peronists in Misiones Province.

The party is one of those making up the Front for the Renewal of Concordia, formed to support then governor of Misiones, Carlos Rovira, and which supports the Front for Victory and the national government of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

Political parties in Argentina

Parliamentary parties

Chamber of Deputies (257)	Justicialist Party (167) Front for Victory 130 Federal Peronism 37 Cambiemos (61) Radical Civic Union (41) Republican Proposal (20) Socialist Party (8) GEN (4) Civic Coalition ARI (3) Proyecto Sur (1) Freemen of the South Movement (1) Workers' Left Front (3) Independent (6)

Senate (72)	Justicialist Party (41) Front for Victory 34 Federal Peronism 7 Radical Civic Union (11) Republican Proposal (3) Socialist Party (1) GEN (1) Civic Coalition ARI (1) Proyecto Sur (1) Independent (4)

Provincial parties

Major	Alliance Union of Cordoba Civic Front for Santiago Liberal Party of Corrientes Salta Renewal Party Democratic Party (Mendoza) Democratic Progressive Party (Santa Fe) Front for Everyone (Corrientes) Front for the Renewal of Concord (Misiones) Neuquén People's Movement (Neuquén) New Party (Córdoba) New Corrientes Party (Corrientes) Renewal Front (Buenos Aires)

Minor	Autonomist Party of Corrientes Catamarca Popular Movement Federal North of Jujuy Democratic Liberal Party of Córdoba Independent Citizens of Tucumán Provincial Union of Entre Ríos Party of Buenos Aires Unity Democratic Party (Buenos Aires) Federal Party (Buenos Aires) Federalist Unity Party (Buenos Aires) Front of the New Party (Corrientes) Fueguino People's Movement (Tierra del Fuego) New Space (Entre Ríos) Party of the Hope (Buenos Aires) Polo Social (Buenos Aires) Renewal Crusade (San Juan) Republican Force (Tucumán) Union and Liberty Party (San Luis)

Minor parties

Other electoral alliances

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