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* [[National Rainbow Coalition]], a former Kenyan political party |
* [[National Rainbow Coalition]], a former Kenyan political party |
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* The [[Government of the 27th Dáil#24th Government of Ireland|24th Government of Ireland]], formed after the previous coalition fell apart |
* The [[Government of the 27th Dáil#24th Government of Ireland|24th Government of Ireland]], formed after the previous coalition fell apart |
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* A combination of [[List of political parties in Finland|several political parties in Finland]], in power between 1995 to 2003 |
* A combination of [[List of political parties in Finland|several political parties in Finland]], in power between 1995 to 2003 and from 2011 |
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* The [[Mizrahi Democratic Rainbow Coalition]] in Israel |
* The [[Mizrahi Democratic Rainbow Coalition]] in Israel |
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* [[Green-Rainbow Party]], a US political party, originally separate entities named the Green Party and the Rainbow Coalition of Boston |
* [[Green-Rainbow Party]], a US political party, originally separate entities named the Green Party and the Rainbow Coalition of Boston |
Revision as of 08:50, 29 February 2012
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Rainbow Coalition may refer to any of the following groups:
- National Rainbow Coalition, a former Kenyan political party
- The 24th Government of Ireland, formed after the previous coalition fell apart
- A combination of several political parties in Finland, in power between 1995 to 2003 and from 2011
- The Mizrahi Democratic Rainbow Coalition in Israel
- Green-Rainbow Party, a US political party, originally separate entities named the Green Party and the Rainbow Coalition of Boston
- Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, a US political organization, originally separate entities named PUSH and the National Rainbow Coalition
- Rainbow Coalition (Fred Hampton), an alliance of various US political organizations, including the Young Lords
- A group of political parties in Belgium, formed in 1999 under the premiership of Guy Verhofstadt
- Any Minority Government composed of a coalition of several ideologically unrelated political parties united only by opposition to one or more dominant parties.
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