from an internal power-struggle, and when the colonial government finally provided a weak form of autonomy in 1985, advocacy for real independence was left to other parties such as Ia Mana te Nunaa. While the party won 5 seats at the 1986 election, it continued to decline in relevance. In 1991 it backed anti-independence President Gaston Flosse. In the 2004 election it joined Oscar Temaru's Union For Democracy (UPLD) coalition. It remained part of the UPLD in the 2008 election. At the 2013 election it formed an electoral alliance with Porinetia Ora, but gained no seats. In the 2018 election it supported Tahoera'a Huiraatira. After being inactive for 15 years, the party announced on 21 January 2023 that it would contest the 2023 election, and that its program would focus on independence. It held its first party congress in 15 years in February 2023, announcing it was seeking allies in Heiura-Les Verts or Tau Hotu rau. Election results Territorial elections References Political parties in French Polynesia Anti-nuclear organizations 1965 establishments in French Polynesia Political parties established in 1965