Blue-green alliance | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-06-03

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue%E2%80%93green_alliance


00:00:30 1 Canada
00:00:57 2 Czech Republic
00:01:16 3 Finland
00:01:36 4 Germany
00:02:03 5 Ireland
00:03:00 6 Latvia
00:03:40 7 Mexico
00:04:11 8 New Zealand
00:04:50 9 Sweden
00:05:27 10 Taiwan
00:06:19 11 United Kingdom
00:07:11 12 United States
00:09:39 13 Partner organizations
00:09:56 14 See also



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A Blue–green alliance describes either an alliance or coalition between "blue" conservative parties, green parties and possibly "blue" liberal parties, or "blue" labor organizations, such as labor unions, and environmental organizations such as green parties. "Blue-Green" can also refer to a right-tendency within green parties based around green conservatism.