Sole party
A sole party indicates Political party having legally the monopoly of the political activity of a country. By principle, the modes with sole party are opposed to those respecting the Multipartisme. The monopoly of the political life makes that there is a concentration of the capacity in the hands of an small group, these modes are generally regarded as dictatorial.
In the world
Here a list of State to sole party in the world in 2007- China, Chinese Communist party Hu Jintao
- , Left the work of Korea Kim Jong-il
- Cuba, cuban Communist party Fidel Castro
- , Popular front for the democracy and justice Issayas Afeworki
- Gambia, patriotic Alliance for the reorientation and construction Yahya Jammeh
- , Left work Islom Karimov
- Laos, Left revolutionary popular lao Choummaly Sayasone
- Syria, Left Baath Bachar el-Assad
- Sudan, single Share Sudanese Omar to el-Béchir
- , Democratic party turkmene Gurbanguly Berdimuhammedow
- , Vietnamese Communist party Nong Duke Manh
Old States with sole party
Here a nonexhaustive list of States having had a mode with sole party:- , Face of national release (FLN), of 1962 with 1988
- Germany, Left national-Socialist the German workers (NSDAP), 1933 with 1945
- Spain, Movimiento Nacional, 1939 with 1976
- , Guinean Popular party Sékou Touré
- , PDCI-RDA (Felix Houphouët-Boigny)
- Italy, Partito Nazionale Fascista, 1922 with 1943/45
- , Left Baath, of 1968 with 2003
- Chad Left Chadian of 1982 to 1990, Hissène Habré
- , Communist party of the Soviet Union, 1917 with 1991
See too
- List of the shapes of governments
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