Liberal Party of Sundatano & Hou Zhanaland

The Liberal Party of Sundatano & Hо̄u Zhanaland (ホウ・ザナランドとスンダタノの自由党 in Akashiren), (Inkukuleko Wemutsu Sundatanio na Hou Nanakingi in Sikoto) is a right-wing libertarian party in the Dominion of Hо̄u Zhanaland. It contrasts with the Labour Party of Hо̄u Zhanaland as one of two dominant political parties in the dominion. The current party leader is José Cuázumoc Delserre.
==Ideology ==
The Liberal Party is guided by two major beliefs: Inherent human rights and a free market. Enshrining protections for the rights of individuals in the laws of Hou Zhanaland is a primary goal for the party, motivating the proposal of 10 new amendments to the constitution of Hou Zhanaland as of 11/17/2024.
Land rights are another big issue for the Liberal Party. Many of its members are Quageron and Sikoto, groups that have historically had land forcibly taken from them by governments and. This led to a strong belief within the party of land being property that can be owned, even when belonging to political entities. The Liberal Party seeks to protect the land rights of the natives of Hou Zhanaland and by extension the groups themselves.
== History ==
Originally, the Liberal Party was a small centrist party. The policy at the time towards segregation was complete neutrality. During the 1890s-1900s ACA, Quagerons from across Abexilas immigrated to Hou Zhanaland as it seemed appealing, drawing in more who wanted to be closer with their own people. Out of the three political groups in the Dominion, the Liberal Party seemed the closest to their libertarian ideals. However, they still possessed a different ideology than the status quo.
One Quageron, Jose Delserre, quickly rose the ranks of the party. he was disgusted by the segregation against the native people, which he identified more with than the settler groups Quagerons were grouped into. In 1918, Jose ran for representative of the Quagerotown District of Haikato in the national parliamentary elections as a liberal. He won, and quickly reformed the policy of the Liberal Party to fit his own ideals. In the coming elections, this appealed more to the voters who supported the party to the surprise of Jose. This turned the Liberal Party from a microscopic third party to the party running the dominion in the span of 2 elections.