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The Progressive Force (Fuerza Progresista), also known as Progressive Force of Courage (Fuerza Progresista del Coraje), is a political party in Colombia.
At the 2002 parliamentary elections, the party won a single seat in the Senate and two seats in the Chamber of Representatives.[ citation needed ] It has been represented by politicians including
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