Multi-Party System

Definition

A multi-party system is a political system in which multiple political parties have the opportunity to participate and compete for power. It allows for a diversity of viewpoints and encourages competition among different parties.

Related terms

National Action Party (PAN): The PAN is one of the major political parties in Mexico known for its conservative ideology and support for free-market policies.

Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD): The PRD is another significant political party in Mexico that leans towards left-wing ideologies and advocates for social justice and equality.

Two-party system: In contrast to a multi-party system, a two-party system consists of only two major political parties that dominate the political landscape. Examples include the Democrats and Republicans in the United States.