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Glorious Empire Pertjajah Luhur

Leader	Paul Somohardjo
Founded	5 December 1998
Ideology	Javanese Surinamese interests
National Assembly	2 / 51
Website
https://pertjajah.sr/
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The Pertjajah Luhur (English: Glorious Empire; PL) is a political party in Suriname representing Javanese Surinamese founded on 5 December 1998. At the last legislative elections (25 May 2010), the party was part of the People's Alliance for Progress that won 13.0% of the popular vote and six out of 51 seats in the National Assembly. Out of these six seats, all went to the PL. Paul Somohardjo is the leader of the party.

Pertjajah Luhur traces its origins to the Pendawa Lima party founded in 1977.

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