Probinsya Muna Development Initiative

Probinsya Muna Development Initiative
Leader	Lito Osmeña
President	Archilles Canete
Chairman	Lito Osmeña
Founded	1997
Split from	Lakas CMD
Headquarters	Cebu
Ideology	Grassroots democracy, social democracy, social justice, populism, Filipino federalism
Political position	Centre-Left
International affiliation	None
Colors	Dark blue, yellow, red
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The Probinsya Muna Development Initiative is a provincial political party in the Philippines based in Cebu.

Political parties in the Philippines

Senate (24)

Liberal (5)
NPC (3)
PDP–Laban (3)
Nacionalista (2)
UNA (2)
Akbayan (1)
CIBAC (1)
LDP (1)
Independent (6)

House of
Representatives
(292)

Districts	PDP–Laban (98) NPC (38) Liberal (34) Nacionalista (22) NUP (19) UNA (8) Lakas (5) LDP (2) PMP (2) Aksyon (1) CDP (1) Local parties (6) Independent (4)

Party- lists	Buhay (3) A TEACHER (2) Bayan Muna* (2) 1-CARE (2) Akbayan (2) Ako Bicol (2) Abono (2) OFW Family Club (2) GABRIELA* (2) Coop-NATCCO (2) AGAP (2) CIBAC (1) Magdalo (2) An Waray (2) Abante Mindanao (1) Alliance of Concerned Teachers* (1) Butil (1) ACT-CIS (1) Anak Mindanao (1) LPG Marketers Association (1) KALINGA (1) TUCP (1) YACAP (1) Agri (1) ANGKLA (1) ABS (1) DIWA (1) Kabataan* (1) Anakpawis* (1) Alay Buhay (1) AAMBIS-OWA (1) 1-SAGIP (1) AVE (1) ATING KOOP (1) Abang Lingkod (1) 1-BAP (1) Ang Mata'y Aalagaan (1) Abakada Guro (1) Ang Nars (1) ANAC IP (1) Agbiag (1) Append (1)

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