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Democrats for Andorra [3] (Kat. Democrats for Andorra , DA) – andorcass [4] political party.

The party was created as a coalition for parliamentary elections in Andorra in 2011 as the successor to the reform coalition. The coalition won by an absolute majority of votes in all parishes. Initially, it consisted of the Liberal Party of Andorora, the new center and the Reformer Party Andorora [5] . The leader of the coalition list was Antoni Martí, who after winning the election became the prime minister of Andorora [6] [7] [8] . After the election, September 30, 2011, a political party was created [9] .

On March 1, 2015, after universal elections, the party again obtained the absolute majority, although the number of deputies represented in parliament by the party decreased from 20 to 15 [ten] [11] .

Since 2019, the party has been co -creating together with the liberal party of Andorora the government of the Duchy of Andorra [twelfth] [13] [14] .

  • Antoni Martí (Prezes),
  • Esther Paris (Wiceprezes),
  • Ester Villarubla (vice president),
  • Esteve Vidal (Secretary General) [15] .

Initially, the coalition included the Liberal Party of Andorra (Pla), Nowe Centrum (NC), the Andorra Reformer Party (Pra), and the Union of Laundiana (UL). After winning the election, the coalition transformed into a uniform political creation. Andorora’s liberal party did not join the new party and remained an independent political creation [16] [17] [18] [19] .

  • Parliamentary elections in Andorra in 2011: 55.14% of the votes obtained, 20 places out of 28 possible (12 seats won in single -member constituencies for possible 14 and 8 places gained at 14 possible acquisition in a national district) [20] .
  • Parliamentary elections in Andorra in 2015: 37.03% of the votes obtained, 15 places out of 28 possible (10 seats obtained from 14 possible in single -mandate constituencies and 5 out of 14 possible to get in a national district) [21] .
  • Parliamentary elections in Andorra in 2019: 35.13% of the votes obtained, 11 places out of 28 possible (6 seats won from 14 possible in single -mandate constituencies and 5 out of 14 possible to get in a national district) [22] [23] .
  1. ↑ Andorra. Political parties , [In:] PWN encyclopedia [online] [access 2019-06-09] .
  2. ↑ Parties and Elections in Europe , Parties-And-Contrations.EU [access 2019-06-09] ( niem. ) .
  3. ↑ Andorra. Political parties , [In:] PWN encyclopedia [online] [access 2019-06-23] .
  4. ↑ Tom T. Lansford Tom T. , Political Handbook of the World 2013 , Sage Publications, 28 Marca 2013, ISBN 978-1-4522-5825-6 [access 2019-06-08] ( The. ) .
  5. ↑ Andorra Diari – Martí Activa Democrats for Andorra demanding fair play and humility , web.archive.org, August 20, 2011 [access 2019-06-08] [archived with address 2011-08-20] .
  6. ↑ The Prime Minister of Andorra Antoni Marti participated in the signing ceremony of the new agreement in the UN that defines emission standards for greenhouse gases after 2020 • ALL ANDORRA , All Andorra, April 22, 2016 [access 2019-06-27] ( The. ) .
  7. ↑ Political system of Andorra • ALL ANDORRA , All Andorra [access 2019-06-27] ( The. ) .
  8. ↑ Wayne C. W.C. Thompson Wayne C. W.C. , Western Europe 2014 , Rowman & Littlefield, 24 July 2014, ISBN 978-1-1-4758-1230-5 [access 2019-06-27] ( The. ) .
  9. ↑ Our Campaigns – Political Party – Democrats for Andorra (DA) , www.ourcampaigns.com [access 2019-06-27] .
  10. ↑ Elections to the General Council 2011 . [access 2019-06-28].
  11. ↑ Elections to the General Council 2015 . [access 2019-06-28].
  12. ↑ Jordi Cinca J.C. Mateos Jordi Cinca J.C. , A coalition government , Diariandorrha.ad, 22 houses 2019 [access 2019-06-09] ( Kat. ) .
  13. ↑ Liberals of Andorra will enter a coalition government to guarantee the country’s governability , Liberals of Andorra, 13 Maja 2019 [access 2019-06-09] ( Kat. ) .
  14. ↑ Coalition Government for Andorra , Digital Diary of Andorra. [access 2019-06-09] ( Kat. ) .
  15. ↑ Political Handbook of the World 2018-2019 , s. 207 [access 2019-06-09] .
  16. ↑ Parties and Elections in Europe , www.parties- And -elections.eu [access 2019-06-26] .
  17. ↑ Parliament of Andorra. Political parties • ALL ANDORRA , All Andorra, 30 Ready 2014 [access 2019-06-26] ( The. ) .
  18. ↑ Political parties in Andorra , www.andorramania.com [access 2019-06-26] .
  19. ↑ Wolfram IN. Nordsieck Wolfram IN. , Parties and Elections in Europe: Parliamentary Elections and Governments since 1945, European Parliament Elections, Political Orientation and History of Parties , Bod – Books on Demand, June 5, 2019, ISBN 978-3-7322-9250-9 [access 2019-06-26] ( The. ) .
  20. ↑ Elections to the General Council 2011 . p. 33. [access 2019-06-30]. ( Kat. ) .
  21. ↑ Results , web.archive.org, September 23, 2015 [access 2019-06-08] [archived with address 2015-09-23] .
  22. ↑ Elections to the General Council 2019. Composition of the General Council , www.eleccions.ad [access 2019-06-08] .
  23. ↑ Elections to the General Council 2019. Detail of the results , www.eleccions.ad [access 2019-06-08] .