Green Alliance (Colombia)

The Green Alliance (Colombia) (Spanish: Alianza Verde, officially Partido Alianza Verde) is a political party in Colombia founded in 2009. It is a center-left party that primarily advocates for environmentalism, social justice, and democratic renewal. The party emerged from a coalition of ecological and progressive social movements, including former members of the dissolved Alternative Democratic Pole.

The Green Alliance distinguishes itself through its strong commitment to sustainable development, the protection of biodiversity, and addressing climate change. Its platform also emphasizes the importance of human rights, gender equality, and combating corruption. They advocate for increased investment in renewable energy sources and a transition away from extractive industries.

The party has achieved notable electoral successes, including electing members to the Colombian Congress and local government positions. Some of their key figures have held prominent positions within the Colombian political landscape. They have often played a role in coalition building and negotiating peace agreements, advocating for environmentally responsible and socially inclusive outcomes.

The Green Alliance identifies with the broader global Green movement, aligning with similar political parties around the world that prioritize environmental sustainability and social progress. While it faces challenges navigating Colombia's complex political environment, the Green Alliance continues to be a significant voice for environmental and social concerns in the country.