The party merged into the Latgalian Democratic Farmers Union (Latgales demokrātisko zemnieku savienība) Mizrochi 1922: Liberal Jewish Zionists formed the Mizrachi 1934: The party is banned From Democratic Centre Party to Latvian Democratic Party 1992: A Democratic Centre Party (Demokrātiskā centra partija) is founded as a refoundation of the ⇒ Democratic Centre 1994: The party merged with another group into the Democratic Party "Saimnieks" (Demokrātiskā partija "Saimnieks") 1997: Many members left to join the Workers' Party and the Latvian National Reform Party 1999: The party is renamed Latvian Democratic Party (Latvijas demokrātiskā partija) Latvia's Way 1993: Liberals from the Popular Front of Latvia formed the Latvia's Way (Latvijas Ceļš) 2006: Latvia's Way forged an alliance with the Latvia's First Party, forming the LPP/LC. 2010: LPP/LC joined hands with the People's Party to form the For a Good Latvia (Par Labu Latviju) alliance. 2011: People's Party is disbanded, so is the PLL alliance. New Era Party to Unity 2002: New Era Party (Jaunais laiks) was formed. 2008: Society for Political Change (Sabiedrība Citai Politikai) was formed. 2010: JL, SCP and the conservative ⇒ Civic Union formed an electoral alliance called -'Unity (Vienotība). 2011: Unity became a political party. 2011: Zatlers' Reform Party (Zatlera Reformu Partija) was formed. 2015: ZRP merged into Unity. 2018: Unity formed with regional parties New Unity (Jaunā Vienotība). For Latvia's Development 2013: Political party For Latvia's Development (Latvijas attīstībai) founded by Einārs Repše 2014: Juris Pūce was elected as the new chairperson. Party became a member of ALDE (the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe) 2017: Party elected in Riga City Council in an electoral alliance with Latvian Association of Regions 2017: Movement For!''' (Kustība Par!'') was founded. 2018: The electoral alliance Development/For! was formed by For Latvia's Development, Movement For!, and Izaugsme Liberal leaders Demokrātiskais Centrs: Jānis Čakste Latvian Development: Juris Pūce See also History of Latvia Politics of Latvia List of political parties in Latvia References Latvia Politics of Latvia