Living Colombia Movement

Living Colombia Movement
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The Living Colombia Movement (Movimiento Colombia Viva) is a political party in Colombia. The party took part in the parliamentary elections of 2006, in which the movement won 166 deputy seats and two senators out of one hundred.

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Political parties represented at the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia (166)
Social Party of National Unity (47)  · Colombian Conservative Party (38)  · Colombian Liberal Party (37)  · Radical Change (15)  · National Integration Party (12)  · Alternative Democratic Pole (4)  · Independent Absolute Renovation Movement (3)  · Green Party (3)  · Liberal Opening (2)  · Indigenous Social Alliance Movement (1)  · Liberal Alternative (1)  · Regional Integration Movement (1)
Political parties represented at the Senate of Colombia (102)
Historical parties
Alternative of Social Progress · Alterning Road · Christian National Party · Christians for Community  · Citizens' Convergence · Citizens' Movement · Citizens' Political Movement for Bocaya · Civic People's Convergence · Civic Purpose Colombia · Coalition · Colombia Always · Colombia Unite · Colombian Community and Communal Political Movement · Colombian People's Party · Colombian Social Democratic Party · Community Participation  · Democratic Colombia Party · Democratic Progressivity · Democratic Unity Party · For the Country of our Dreams · Front of Hope · Hope, Peace and Liberty · Huila New and Liberalism  · Citizens' Footprint Movement · Independent Civic Movement (Colombia) · Independent Conservatism · Independent Democratic Pole · Living Colombia Movement · Mira Movement · Moral and Social Vanguard Party Let's Go Colombia · Movimiento Dejen Jugar al Moreno  · National Democratic Reconstruction · National Movement · National Popular Alliance · National Salvation Movement · New Democratic Force · New Liberalism · Oxygen Green Party · Patriotic Union (UP) · People's Integration Movement · People's Participation Movement · People's Will Movement · Political Movement for Social Security · Progressive Force · Progressive National Movement · Regional Integration Movement · Renovation Movement Labour Action · Republican Movement · Revolutionary Independent Labour Movement · Social Action Party · Social and Political Front · Team Colombia · Unionist Movement · United People's Movement · We are Colombia · Yes Colombia

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