National Pro-Fatherland Front

Not to be confused with the National Fatherland Front.

National Pro-Fatherland Front Partido Nacional Pro Patria
Abbreviation	PNPP
Caudillo	Maximiliano Saelices Dávalos
Founded	March 18, 1823
Banned	June 19, 1845
Succeeded by	Union of United Nationalist Patriots (not legal successor)
Headquarters	Chalatenango, Castilliano
Newspaper	Letras do los Nacionalistas
Youth wing	Youth Front
Paramilitary wing	Castillianan Army
Membership (1840)	15,342,258 (claimed)
Ideology	Saelicism Totalitarianism Social Conservatism Proto-Fascism National Catholicism Ultranationalism
Political position	Far-Right
Religion	Creeperian Catholicism
Colors	Brown
Slogan	Por la Patria Luchamos y Morimos
Anthem	Bandera en Alto
Parliament (1845)	104 / 104
Party flag
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National Pro-Fatherland Front (Castillianan Spanish: Partido Nacional Pro Patria, abbreviated PNPP) was a far-right fascist Castillianan politicial party which existed from 1823 until its banning in 1845.

Legacy

Notable Members

Member	Known For
Maximiliano Saelices Dávalos	Party Leader and 25th Prime Minister of Castilliano from 1823-1845.
Ignacio Menéndez Morillo	Provisional Prime Minister of Castilliano from 1823-1824.

Electoral results

Election	Votes	%	Position	Seats	+/–	Status in legislature
1824	1,432,343	100%	1st	174 / 174	New	Government
1825	1,444,444	100%	1st	180 / 180	6	Government
1825	10,000,000	100%	1st	200 / 200	20	Government

Party Symbols

Bandera en Alto

Castillianan Spanish

Translation

PRIMERA ESTROFA Bandera en alto, Bandera libertaria. Marchando vas, Tranquilo y firme el paso. Contemplan ya, ¡La Águila llenos de esperanza! ¡El día de pan y de libertad! Contemplan ya, ¡La Águila llenos de esperanza! ¡El día de pan y de libertad! SEGUNDA ESTROFA Las called ven, Marchando batallones. Para los hombres, Llenas están de flores. Contemplan ya, ¡La Águila llenos de esperanza! ¡El día de pan y de libertad! Contemplan ya, ¡La Águila llenos de esperanza! ¡El día de pan y de libertad!

FIRST VERSE Flag on high, Flag of liberation. [You] are marching, Tranquil and firm [is your] pace. [They] contemplate now, The Eagles are full of hope! The day of bread and of liberty! [They] contemplate now, The Eagles are full of hope! The day of bread and of liberty! SECOND VERSE The roads see, Battalions marching. For the men, [They] are full of flowers. [They] contemplate now, The Eagles are full of hope! The day of bread and of liberty! [They] contemplate now, The Eagles are full of hope! The day of bread and of liberty!

See Also

• Maximiliano Saelices Dávalos