Green Party

• The Brazilian Green Party, known in Portuguese as Partido Verde (PV), is a political organization in Brazil that aligns itself with the global green movement. Founded in the late 20th century, the party has its roots in environmental activism, drawing inspiration from the broader global trend of green politics that emphasizes sustainability, ecological responsibility, and the protection of the planet's natural resources. The Brazilian Green Party's values are deeply embedded in the principles of environmentalism, advocating for policies and practices that aim to reduce pollution, combat climate change, and preserve biodiversity.
  
  Beyond its core focus on environmental issues, the party also champions social justice, human rights, and participatory democracy, reflecting a holistic approach to green politics that sees environmental sustainability as interconnected with social equity and democratic governance. The Brazilian Green Party supports the development of renewable energy sources, sustainable urban planning, and conservation efforts, aiming to balance human needs with the preservation of Brazil's rich natural heritage.
  
  The party's commitment to these values is reflected in its political platform and the actions of its members, who work to promote legislation and initiatives that align with its vision of a sustainable and equitable future. Through its participation in Brazilian politics, the Brazilian Green Party seeks to influence policy and public opinion, advocating for a transition towards a more sustainable society that respects both the environment and the rights of all its inhabitants.

Ideologies:

• Green politics, Federalism

Policies:

• See the complete list of 127 policies for the Green Party

Official website:

• http://www.pv.org.br