The Popularity of Green Parties

The popularity of the Greens is today in Europe, the wealthiest environmental problem at the forefront of popular discussion is at its best in history. European people stand up more than ever, are responsible for their problems, and find ways to solve them before damage can be restored. Therefore, as the importance of environmental issues is increasing in Europe, it is logical to think that the European Green Party should prosper.

The world's first party to campaign the main environmental platform was Australia's Tasmania joint team and New Zealand's Value Party. The first green party in Europe was an environmental mass movement established in 1923 in Neuchatel, Switzerland. Established in the UK in February 1973, eventually became an ecological party, then became the Green Party. Environmental protection is becoming increasingly important in developing countries, and the movement of Chico was formed in India due to the influence of Mohandas Gandhi, which established a peaceful resistance to forest destruction by literally embracing trees. Their peaceful protest action and the slogan 'Ecology is a permanent economy' has a great influence.

The British green party "People" was the first European green party founded in 1973 (Carter, 2007). The Party is a "blueprint for survival", "the survival birthplace", "minimization of ecological processes, maximum protection of materials and energy, recruitment of people with balanced loss, and satisfaction of individual citizens The social system for "including the four principles. (O'neill, 1997). Despite trying to show their 1974 elections, they got only 8% of the votes, and in the five districts of the northwest they only got 9% of the best votes. In 1975, they changed their name to dark green and red-green as a pure green way. "Ecology" party (O'neill, 1997)

Members of the European Parliament elected from the European Left Party belong to the European Union's European left wing Nordic Green Leftist (GUE / NGL) group. Unhappy with the increase in Social Democratic neo-liberal policies, the German Socialist Left Party became increasingly popular, becoming the fourth largest party in the general election on 27 September 2009. Communist candidate Dimitris Christofias won 53% of his conservative competitors, winning in an important presidential election in Cyprus. In Denmark, the Socialist Party (SF) doubled the number of Congressional representatives from 11 seats to 23 seats, making it the fourth largest party. In 2011, the Social Democratic Party, the Socialist People 's Party, the Danish Social Liberal Party formed a government with a small victory over the major competitor' s political alliance. They are led by Helle Thorning-Schmidt and Red Green Alliance as supporters.