presidential elections of 1994, the party supported the candidature of Pablo Emilio Madero and was renamed National Opposition Union (UNO) after having joined with several small conservative organizations. It lost its registry. It again recovered it in 1996, but in the 1997 elections, it lost its registry again. Many of their militants conformed in 1999 the new Social Alliance Party, which did not obtain notable political presence in the country either. In 2013, former members of the party began to lay the groundwork for the re-registration of the party to take part in mid-term elections in 2015. Important members Party presidents Ignacio González Golláz Víctor Atilano Gómez Mariano Gaxiola Presidential candidates 1982: Ignacio González Golláz 1988: Gumersindo Magaña 1994: Pablo Emilio Madero Electoral history Presidential elections Congressional elections Chamber of Deputies See also Mexican synarchism List of political parties in Mexico References Political parties established in 1979 Political parties disestablished in 1997 Defunct political parties in Mexico Catholic political parties Far-right politics in Mexico Far-right political parties Mexican nationalism Conservative parties in Mexico National syndicalism National conservative parties Social conservative parties Neo-fascist parties