Ukrainian Beer Lovers Party
Ukrainian Beer Lovers Party, UBLP (Ukrainian: Українська партія шанувальників пива (УПШП)) was a short-lived political party in Ukraine. It was registered on November 10, 1991[1] and copresided by Volodymyr Yermakov, Petro Serhiyenko and Pavlo Tarnovsky .
It should not be confused with another Russophone organization Ukrainian Beer Lovers Party, UBLP (Russian: Партия любителей пива, Ukrainian: Українська партiя любителiв пива, УПЛП), which is not officially registered.
Party goals:[2]
- establishment of the rule-of-law state in accordance with the international standards
- creation of new economy, new economic relationship between people
- awakening and raise of the people's dignitiy through the cultural education
- expansion and improvement of the food products, including beer
Unlike other, UBLP had left close to no trace in the history of Ukraine. In a pre-election survey, UBLP was supported by 3% of population (Voice of Ukraine newspaper, October 13, 1993). In the 1994 Parliamentary Elections of Ukraine the UBLP secured only 1806 (<0.01%) votes and got no seats.[3]
In 1996 the party claimed to enlist 1,599 members UBLP
In 1997 TBLP entered into the electional bloc "Free Democrats" (Свободные демократы), which included the Liberal Democratic Party of Ukraine and Party of Free Peasants of Ukraine (Партія вільних селян).[4]
References
- ^ Ukrainian parties (in Russian)
- ^ Ukraine in Modern Times (1986-1996) Archived 2006-05-25 at the Wayback Machine (a Kiev University publication)(in Ukrainian)
- ^ 1994 Parliamentary Elections of Ukraine: statistics
- ^ History of the Liberal Democratic Party of Ukraine