Liberal Party (Belgium)

E192718

The Liberal Party (Belgium) was a historic Belgian liberal political party that represented secular, pro-free-market and individual-rights-oriented politics before being succeeded by later liberal formations such as the PVV.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Liberal Party (Belgium) canonical 2
Belgian liberal movement 1
Belgian liberalism 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf liberal party
political party
country Belgium
hasSuccessorIdeologicalCurrent contemporary Belgian liberal parties
historicalStatus defunct political party
ideology classical liberalism
free-market liberalism
liberalism
secularism
languageCommunity Dutch-speaking Belgians
linked to: Flemish people

French-speaking Belgians
operatedIn Belgian political system
opposed clerical influence in politics
partOf history of Belgian liberalism
history of Belgium
politicalFamily Belgian liberal movement
politicalPosition centre
centre-right
preceded later Belgian liberal parties
region Europe
religiousOrientation secular
represented individual-rights-oriented politics
pro-free-market politics
secular politics
succeededBy PVV (Belgium)
Party for Freedom and Progress (Belgium)
supported civil liberties
economic liberalism
free enterprise
individual rights

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Party for Freedom and Progress (PVV) predecessor Liberal Party (Belgium)
Charles Rogier memberOf Liberal Party (Belgium)
Charles Rogier movement Belgian liberalism
linked to: Liberal Party (Belgium)
Liberal Party (Belgium) politicalFamily Belgian liberal movement
linked to: Liberal Party (Belgium)
Paul Hymans memberOf Liberal Party of Belgium
linked to: Liberal Party (Belgium)