United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs

United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs Alianza Unida Nicaragua Triunfa
Leader	Daniel Ortega
Founded	2006
Ideology	Sandinismo Factions: [1] Christian democracy Liberalism (Nicaragua)
National Assembly	75 / 90
Central American Parliament	15 / 20
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The United Alliance Nicaragua Triumphs (Spanish : Alianza Unida Nicaragua Triunfa) is an alliance of political parties in Nicaragua led by the Sandinista National Liberation Front of president Daniel Ortega. It includes former Contra groups. ^[2]

Member parties

Following parties were part of the alliance during the 2022 local elections: ^[3]

Party		Main ideology	Leader
	Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN)	Sandinismo	Daniel Ortega
	Alternative for Change (AC)	Political Protestantism	Orlando Tardencilla
	Christian Unity Party (PUC)	Political Protestantism	Guillermo Daniel Ortega Reyes
	Nationalist Liberal Party (PLN)	Liberalism	Constatino Velázquez Zepeda
	Autonomous Liberal Party (PAL)	Liberalism	René Margarito Bello Romero
	Nicaraguan Resistance Party (PRN)	Nationalism	Julio Cesar Blandon
	Multiethnic Indigenist Party (PIM)	Indigenism	Carla Evis White Hodgson
	Yapti Tasba Masraka Raya Nani Movement (Myatamaran)	Indigenism
	Progressive Indigenous Movement Party of the Moskitia (Moskitia Pawanka)	Indigenism

Former member parties include: ^[4]

Party		Main ideology	Leader	Elections
	Sons of Mother Earth (YATAMA)	Indigenism	Brooklyn Rivera	2006, 2011
	Nicaraguan Party of the Christian Path (CCN)	Political Protestantism	Guillermo Osorno	2011, 2016

Electoral history

Presidential elections

Election	Party candidate	Votes	%	Result
2006	Daniel Ortega	854.316	38.07%	ElectedY
2011		1,569,287	62.46%	ElectedY
2016		1,806,651	72.44%	ElectedY
2021		2,093,834	75.87%	ElectedY

National Assembly elections

Election	Votes	%	Seats	+/–	Position
2006	840,851	37.59%	38 / 92	1	1st
2011	1,583,199	60.85%	63 / 92	25	1st
2016	1,590,316	65.86%	70 / 92	7	1st
2021	2,039,717	74.17%	75 / 90	5	1st

See also

• Great Patriotic Pole – the ruling alliance in Venezuela

References

1. Rudi Kurz (7 November 2021). "Nicaragua wählt heute Präsidenten und Parlament". amerika21 (in German).
2. "Las posibles razones de una victoria". Radio France Internationale (in Spanish). 7 November 2006.
3. "Inscrita Alianza del FSLN para comicios municipales en Nicaragua (+Fotos)". Prensa Latina (in Spanish). 19 August 2022.
4. Hans Lawrence Ramirez (6 September 2020). "Was machen die Parteien aus dem ehemaligen Wahlbündnis der FSLN". Nicaragua Investiga (in German). Informationsbüro Nicaragua e. V.