National Libertarian Party

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Logo of the party.
Johannes Kaiser is the leader of the party.

The National Libertarian Party (Partido Nacional Libertario in Spanish)[1] is a party that is in formation process in Chile, founded by the deputy Johannes Kaiser on June 7, 2024.[2][3][4] The party is anti-establishment, anti-globalist and comes from the dissident right, having patriot outsiders as militants, helping to move to the right-wing the political sphere of the country.[5][6]

People

Principles

According to the parliamentarian, the party's guidelines are based on "national sovereignty and constitutional supremacy", and that "the latter should be understood that we consider that the last decision in matters of State in Chile should always be taken by the people of Chile, and we do not accept the interference of international organizations in our territory and in our internal political life".

"We believe in a small State, restricted and with essential tasks, but these essential tasks well fulfilled that interfere as little as possible in the lives of the people", commented the deputy.

"We believe in the unrestricted respect for the life project of the people, as long as there are no third party rights. And that is where the third principle comes in, from the principle of non-aggression. We believe that both the State and individuals have the obligation not to initiate aggression against third parties, and that also includes any kind of attempt to curtail their fundamental rights", added Kaiser.

"We are not conservatives. We are reactionaries. We are not statists. We are libertarians. We are not internationalists. We are sovereigntists. We are not corporatists. We are free-marketeers".

In addition, the congressman assured that in that movement "we believe in your right to develop your life project in freedom".[3]

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