Your Movement
Political party in Poland
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| January 2023 | The party is disbanded. |
| 2019 | The party stands under the banner of The Left in the Polish parliamentary election. |
| October 25 2015 | In the parliamentary election, the United Left list led by Barbara Nowacka receives 7.6% of the vote, falling below the 8% threshold and leaving TR without parliamentary representation. |
| July 2015 | Your Movement (TR) joins the United Left (ZL) electoral alliance with SLD, Labour United, and The Greens. |
| May 29 2014 | Europa Plus is disbanded. |
| May 25 2014 | In the European election, Europa Plus receives 3.6% of the vote, failing to elect any MEPs. |
| October 6 2013 | The party is renamed and refounded as Your Movement (TR). |
| May 6 2013 | Palikot Movement registers its first local party committee abroad in Brussels, Belgium. |
| February 3 2013 | Palikot Movement starts collaboration with other left-wing parties to form the electoral alliance Europa Plus for the European Parliament elections. |
| March 8 2012 | Łukasz Gibała, head of the Krakow structures of Civic Platform, joins Palikot Movement, becoming the 43rd MP of the party. |
| October 2011 | In the parliamentary election, Palikot Movement receives 10 percent of the vote and wins 40 seats in the Sejm, becoming the third-largest party. Anna Grodzka becomes the first transgender MP in European history, and Robert Biedroń becomes the first openly gay MP in Polish political history. |
| June 1 2011 | Palikot formally registers his movement as a political party called Palikot Movement (RP). |
| January 9 2011 | Palikot donates his MP ID card to the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity to be auctioned off. |
| October 6 2010 | Palikot resigns from Civic Platform (PO), along with Kazimierz Kutz. |
| October 2 2010 | Palikot organizes the 'Modern Poland' congress in Warsaw, attended by several thousand people, where he announces his 15-point program. |
| July 2010 | Janusz Palikot suggests that President Lech Kaczyński was responsible for the Polish Air Force Tu-154 crash in Smolensk, sparking controversy and leading to plans for creating his own social movement. |
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