Labour Party (2001–present) – Izquierda Unida (2020–present) As main opposition The following countries had members of the Foro de São Paulo as the main opposition parties in their parliaments and/or were the second electoral force in the past elections: – Dominican Liberation Party – Broad Front Formerly ruling party or coalition partners – 2003–2015 – Front for Victory, coalition with participation of the left-wing faction of the Justicialist Party – 2017–2021 – Democratic Network, coalition with participation of the People's Electoral Movement and Proud and Respected People – 2003–2016 – Workers' Party (2010–2016 as part of the coalition With the Strength of the People) – 2007–2016 – Democratic Labour Party (as a junior government partner; 2010–2016 as part of the coalition With the Strength of the People) – 2014–2018 – New Majority, coalition with participation of the Socialist Party, Citizen Left and Communist Party – 2010–2016 – Sovereign People, coalition with participation of the Movement for the Future of Curaçao and Partido MAN – 2004–2020 – Dominican Liberation Party – 2007–2021 – PAIS Alliance – 2009–2019 – Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front – 2008–2012 – Party for a Country of Solidarity and Revolutionary Febrerista Party in coalitions Patriotic Alliance for Change (2008–2010) and Guasú Front (2010–2012) – 2011–2016 – Peruvian Nationalist Party, Peruvian Communist Party and Socialist Party of Peru in the coalition Peru Wins – 2021-2022 – Free Peru – 2010–2012 – Movement for Social Justice, coalition with participation of the United National Congress, Congress of the People, Tobago Organisation of the People and National Joint Action Committee – 2005–2020 – Broad Front Official members Former members Meetings and organization Meetings were held in São Paulo (1990), Mexico City (1991), Managua (1992), Havana (1993), Montevideo (1995), San Salvador (1996), Porto Alegre (1997), Mexico City (1998), Managua (2000), Havana (2001), Antigua Guatemala (2002), Quito (2003), São Paulo (2005), San Salvador (2007), Montevideo (2008), Mexico City (2009), Buenos Aires (2010), Managua (2011), Caracas (2012), São Paulo (2013), La Paz (2014), Mexico City (2015), San Salvador (2016), Managua (2017), Havana (2018) and Caracas (2019). The Foro's chief authority is its meeting itself. Between meetings, the Foro is represented by an Executive Group (Grupo de Trabalho) composed of a sample of its overall membership that usually meets thrice a year as well as by an Executive Secretariat (Secretariado Executivo). See also Pink Tide References External links Website of Foro de São Paulo Left-wing