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The National Salvation Front was an electoral alliance in Tunisia, made up of multiple political parties. The alliance includes the Union for Tunisia and Popular Front coalitions. The Republican Party left the Union for Tunisia alliance on 30 December 2013, though it remains part of the National Salvation Front. After the compromise with Ennahda which resulted in a technocratic government instead of an anti-Ennahda government, the front appears to have splintered between right-wing secularists and left-wing secularists.

Affiliated parties

• Republican Party
• Union for Tunisia:
  • Social Democratic Path
  • Nidaa Tounes
  • Democratic & Patriotic Labour Party
  • Socialist Left Party
• Popular Front:
  • Workers' Party
  • Democratic Patriots' Movement
  • People's Movement
  • Patriots Democrats
  • Party of Progressive Struggle
  • Workers’ Left League
  • Popular Party for Liberty and Progress
  • Unionist Popular Front
  • Tunisian Ba'ath Movement led by Othmen Bel Haj Amor – Ba'athist, part of the pro-Iraqi Ba'ath movement
  • Arab Democratic Vanguard Party led by Kheireddine Souabni – Ba'athist, also linked to the pro-Iraqi Ba'ath movement
  • Green Tunisia
• El Kotb

References

1. ^ Tunisia: Political Parties and Civil Society Components Announce Formation of National Salvation Front, Tunis Africa Presse, 26 July 2013, retrieved 15 September 2013
2. ^ Popular Front, Union for Tunisia meet to form national salvation body, Tunis Africa Presse, 28 July 2013, retrieved 15 September 2013
3. ^ "Al-Joumhouri Party Leaves Opposition Coalition", Tunisia Live, 30 December 2013, archived from the original on 1 January 2014, retrieved 1 January 2014
4. No dialogue with Ennahda: Tunisia opposition proposes government of national salvation, Middle East Online, 11 August 2013, retrieved 15 September 2013
5. Union for Tunisia: Jebali's initiative "step forward on right path", TAP, 12 February 2013, retrieved 15 September 2013

v t e Political parties in Tunisia
Assembly of the Representatives of the People	25th of July Movement (80) People's Movement (12) Voice of the Republic (7) Democratic Patriots' Unified Party (2) Tunisia Forward (1) Independent lists (52) Unfilled seats (7)
Unrepresented	Ennahda Heart of Tunisia Democratic Current Dignity Coalition Free Destourian Party Long Live Tunisia Machrouu Tounes Nidaa Tounes Errahma Tunisian Alternative Republican People's Union Afek Tounes Green League Current of Love Farmers' Voice Party Aïch Tounsi Popular Front Democratic and Social Union (VDS-PR-MDS) Socialist Destourian Party Al Amal Congress for the Republic Democratic Forum for Labour and Liberties Democratic Party Expatriate Tunisians' Call Free Patriotic Union Green Party for Progress Green Tunisia Party Justice and Development Party Maghrebi Republican Party Movement Party National Front for Salvation Pirate Party Popular Unity Movement Popular Unity Party Rad Al Iitibar Reform Front Party Social Liberal Party Socialist Party Tunisian Pirate Party Unionist Democratic Union Voice of the People of Tunisia Wafa Movement
Defunct	Young Tunisians (1907–?) Destour (1920–1960) Neo Destour (1934–1964) Communist Party (1934–1993) Socialist Destourian Party (1964–1988) Democratic Constitutional Rally (1988–2011) Progressive Democratic Party (1983–2012) Ettajdid Movement (1993–2012) Al-Watan Party (2011–2013) Democratic Alliance Party (2012–2017) National Destourian Initiative (2011–2019)
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