Center-Democratic Integration Group Explained

Center-Democratic Integration Group
Native Name:	Grupo Integración Centro - Democrático
Colorcode:	104AA3
Headquarters:	Guatemala City
Position:	Centre Factions: Centre-left to centre-right
Seats1 Title:	Central American Parliament

The Center-Democratic Integration is a political group in the Central American Parliament, or PARLACEN. It is made up of member parties across Central America, ranging from centre-left to centre-right, and holds a plurality of 48 seats in the Central American Parliament.^[1]

Members

Current

Country	Political party		Ideology
El Salvador		Nuevas Ideas	Populism
		Grand Alliance for National Unity	Social conservatism Economic liberalism Populism
		National Coalition Party	Conservatism Nationalism
		Christian Democratic Party	Christian democracy
Guatemala		National Unity of Hope	Social democracy Populism
		Commitment, Renewal and Order	Social conservatism
Honduras		Liberal Party of Honduras	Liberalism
		Innovation and Unity Party	Social democracy Progressivism
		Christian Democratic Party of Honduras	Christian democracy
Nicaragua		Independent Liberal Party	Liberalism
		Constitutionalist Liberal Party	Liberalism
Panama		Democratic Revolutionary Party	Social democracy Populism
		Panameñista Party	Populism National conservatism
		Democratic Change	Conservatism Economic liberalism
		Patriotic Union	Liberalism
		MOLIRENA	Liberalism Conservatism Nationalism
Dominican Republic		Dominican Revolutionary Party	Populism

Former

Country	Political party
Guatemala		National Change Union
		Renewed Democratic Liberty

See also

• Parliamentary Group of the Left
• Central American Parliament

Notes and References

1. Web site: Grupos Parlamentarios 2020-2021. PARLACEN. 2020. 18 February 2021. Spanish.