Independent National Party (Uruguay)

Independent National Party
Founded	1931
Split from	National Party
Ideology	Uruguayan nationalism
Political position	Right-wing

The Independent National Party (Spanish: Partido Nacional Independiente), also known locally as Independent Nationalism (Spanish: Nacionalismo Independiente), was a political party in Uruguay.

Established in 1931 as a split from the National Party.

Among its most prominent members were: Martín C. Martínez, Washington Beltrán Mullin, and Juan A. Ramírez.

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Uruguayan electoral system

Political parties in Uruguay

Chamber of Deputies	Broad Front (50) Uruguay Assembly Socialist Party Communist Party Current 78 New Space Vertiente Artiguista Movement of Popular Participation Christian Democratic Party Party of the Communes Broad Front Confluence Progressive Alliance People's Victory Party National Party (31) National Alliance Herrerism Colorado Party (12) Vamos Uruguay ProBa Independent Party (3) Partido de la Gente (2) Popular Assembly (1) Revolutionary Communist Party Humanist Party March 26 Movement Leftist Current

Senate	Broad Front (15) National Party (10) Colorado Party (3) Independent Party (1) Partido de la Gente (1)

Unrepresented	Ecologist Radical Intransigent Party Eto-Ecologist Green Party Liberal Party Civic Union Intransigent Party Partido del Sol Workers' Party Anti-imperialist Unitary Commissions Oriental Revolutionary Movement Artiguist Revolutionary Movement Pirate Party

Defunct parties	Black Native (1936-1944) Constitutional (1880-1903) Independent National (1931-1958) Popular Union (1962-1990) Radical National (1925-1933) Ruralist (1964-1973)

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