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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.

By country

Argentina

Liberal Libertarian Party (in Spanish, Partido Liberal Libertario)

Ecuador

Movimiento Libertario

France

Liberal Alternative (Alternative Libérale) (classical liberalism and libertarianism)

Hong Kong

Liberal Party (libertarian in many aspects)

Iceland

Liberal Party (Frjálslyndi flokkurinn) (libertarianism, conservative liberalism)

Israel

Independence (1981 and 1984)

Italy

Italian Radicals (social liberalism, liberal, libertarian left)
Libertarian Movement (Movimento Libertario, ML) (libertarian free market anarcho-capitalist)
Liberal Reformers (Departed in March 2009 as an independent party, such as merged faction among the People of Freedom and after a scission in Future and Freedom for Italy)

Netherlands

Libertarian Party (Libertarische Partij)

New Zealand

Libertarianz (Neo-Objectivism)

Norway

Det Liberale Folkepartiet

Poland

Congress of the New Right (Kongres Nowej Prawicy) - (conservative liberal, paleolibertarianism, nationalist)
Real Politics Union (Unia Polityki Realnej) - (conservatism,liberal conservatism, economic liberalism, ordoliberalism)

Russia

Russian Libertarian Movement (Rossiyskoye Libertarianskoye Dvizhenie (RLD) disbanded in 2006)
Libertarian Party of Russia

Slovakia

Freedom and Solidarity (libertarianism, classic liberalism)

Spain

Individual Freedom Party (Partido de la Libertad Individual (P-Lib))

United Kingdom

Libertarian Party UK

United States

Boston Tea Party
Jefferson Republican Party (Paleolibertarianism)
Libertarian Party (largest libertarian-leaning party in the World)
Personal Choice Party

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