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	Many countries and subnational political entities have '''] political parties'''. Although these parties may describe themselves as "libertarian," their ideologies differ considerably and not all of them support all elements of the libertarian agenda. Some of these parties prefer the label ].		Many countries and subnational political entities have '''] political parties'''. Although these parties may describe themselves as "libertarian," their ideologies differ considerably and not all of them support all elements of the libertarian agenda. Some of these parties prefer the label ].
	==By country==		==By country==

	===Argentina===		===Argentina===

	*] (in Spanish, '''''Partido Liberal Libertario''''')		*] (in Spanish, '''''Partido Liberal Libertario''''')

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	===Belgium===		===Belgium===

	* ] (] with ] elements) (former List Dedecker)		* ] (] with ] elements) (former List Dedecker)

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	===Denmark===		===Denmark===

	* ] (], ])		* ] (], ])
	* ] (], ])		* ] (], ])

	===Ecuador===		===Ecuador===

	* Movimiento Libertario		* Movimiento Libertario

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	===Germany===		===Germany===
			* (], ])
	* ] (])<ref name="Britannica Libertarianism">{{cite book \|title=] \|last= \|first= \|year=2007 \|publisher=] \|location=] \|isbn= \|pages= \|chapter=Libertarianism}}</ref>

	===Greece===		===Greece===

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Many countries and subnational political entities have libertarian political parties. Although these parties may describe themselves as "libertarian," their ideologies differ considerably and not all of them support all elements of the libertarian agenda. Some of these parties prefer the label classic liberal.

By country

Argentina

Liberal Libertarian Party (in Spanish, Partido Liberal Libertario)

Australia

Liberal Democratic Party (classical liberalism with libertarian elements)
Libertarian Party (not registered as a political party with the Australian electoral commission)