Catholic Royalist Party

Not to be confused with Catholic Emergence Party.

Catholic Royalist Party Partido Real Católico
Party logo from 1902.
Abbreviation	PRC
Caudillo	Antonio Sáenz Heredia
Founder	Francisco Dueñas Díaz
Founded	3 December 1887 (1887-12-03)
Legalized	10 December 1887 (1887-12-10)
Dissolved	4 October 1949 (1949-10-04)
Split from	National Conservative Party
Merged into	Creeperian Initiative
Headquarters	San Salvador
Newspaper	El Gran Católico
Student wing	Frente de Juventudes
Youth wing	Juventudes Católicos
Women's wing	Sección Femenina
Paramilitary wing	Falange Creeperiano
Membership (1930)	2,900,000 (party claim)
Ideology	Sáenzism/Falangism National Catholicism Monarchism Nationalism Social conservatism Romerism (from 1933)
Political position	Right-wing to far-right
Religion	Creeperian Catholicism
National affiliation	Creeperian Conservative Coalition
Colors	Red, black, gold
Slogan	¡Presente por la'Patria!"
Anthem	Cara'l Sol
Parliament (1932)	25 / 100
Party flag from 1902.
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The Catholic Royalist Party (Creeperian Spanish: Partido Real Católico) was a right-wing to far-right political party during the Second Parliamentary Era of Creeperopolis.

Party composition

Command structure

Primary party leader

No.	Leader		Term
			Term started	Term ended
Chairman of the Catholic Royalist Party
1.		Francisco Dueñas Díaz (1840–1908)	3 December 1887	13 December 1901
			14 years and 10 days
2.		Antonio Sáenz Heredia (1871–1957)	13 December 1901	17 February 1902
			66 days
Caudillo of the Catholic Royalist Party
2.		Antonio Sáenz Heredia (1871–1957)	17 February 1902	4 October 1949
			47 years and 229 days

Triumvirate (1902–1936)

Triumvirs of the Catholic Royalist Party
Portrait
Triumvir	Antonio Sáenz Heredia	Alfonso García Valdecasas	Julio Alda Miqueleiz
Assumed office	17 February 1902
Left office	23 August 1936
Time in office	34 years and 188 days

Duumvirate (1936–1949)

Duumvirs of the Catholic Royalist Party
Portrait
Duumvir	Antonio Sáenz Heredia	Ramón Serrano Suñer
Assumed office	23 August 1936
Left office	4 October 1949
Time in office	13 years and 42 days

Party symbology

Party anthem: Cara'l Sol

Creeperian Spanish

Translation

Cara'l Sol con la'camisa nueva, Que bos bordaste en rojo ayer, Me hallará la'muerte si me lleva, Y no te vuelvo a ver. Formaré junto a mis'compañeros, Que hacen guardia sobre los'luceros, Impasible'l ademán, y 'stán, Presentes en nuestro afán. Si te dicen que caí, Me fui'l puesto que tengo allí. Volverán banderas victoriosas, Al paso alegre de la'paz, Y traerán prendidas cinco rosas: Las'flechas de mi haz. Volverá a reír la'primavera, Que por cielo, tierra, y mar sespera. Arriba, escuadras a vencer, ¡Quen la'Patria empieza amanecer!

Facing the Sun with my new shirt, Which you covered in blood yesterday, Death will find me if it takes me, And I won't see you again. I will form together with my companions, Who stand guard over the stars, Their gesture is impassable, and they are, Present in out eagerness. If they tell you that I fell, I went to the post I have there. They will return with victorious banners, At the joyous pace of peace, And they bring five roses: The arrows of my beam. The spring will laugh again, For by sky, land, and sea awaits. Arise, squadrons to victory, For in the Fatherland, dawn begins!

Electoral results

Parliament

Election	Votes	%	Position	Seats	+/–	Status in legislature	Leader
1887	399,319	14.41%	3rd	10 / 100	New	Opposition	Francisco Dueñas Díaz
1892	520,832	15.76%	3rd	11 / 100	1	junior party in coalition
1897	1,113,760	33.21%	2nd	33 / 100	22	junior party in coalition
1902	1,677,072	44.83%	1st	46 / 100	13	senior party in coalition	Antonio Sáenz Heredia
1907	847,654	23.48%	3rd	23 / 100	23	Opposition
1912	1,166,073	36.59%	1st	41 / 100	21	senior party in coalition
1917	1,107,368	28.17%	2nd	29 / 100	12	Opposition
1922	1,330,025	35.16%	1st	36 / 100	7	senior party in coalition
1927	1,721,673	30.18%	2nd	30 / 100	6	Opposition
1932	1,035,759	26.02%	2nd	25 / 100	5	junior party in coalition

See also

• Creeperian Initiative

External links

• Catholic Royalist Party (IIWiki; 29 February 2020)