Liberal Reformist Party

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The Parti Réformateur Libéral (or PRL) was a Belgian liberal party active in Wallonia and Brussels. It grew out of the unitiarian PVV-PLP and has since become part of the Mouvement Réformateur.

Contents 1 Presidents 1.1 PVV-PLP 1.2 PLP 2 See also

[edit] Presidents

[edit] PVV-PLP

• Omer Vanaudenhove 1961 - 1968
• Norbert Hougardy and Milou Jeunehomme (co-presidents) 1968 - 1969
• Pierre Descamps 1969 - 1972

[edit] PLP

[edit] See also

• Liberalism
• Contributions to liberal theory
• Liberalism worldwide
• List of liberal parties
• Liberal democracy
• Liberalism in Belgium
• Eugène Defacqz (1797-1871)
• Louis Michel
• Jean Gol

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