Valenzuela Primera

Valenzuela First (Spanish: Valenzuela Primera) is a right-wing populist and national-conservative political party in Valenzuela, led by Fernando Loyola.

It was formed in 1990 under the name Valenzuelan Civic Alliance of 1990 (Alianza Cívica Valenzuelana de 1990) in preparation of the upcoming May 1990 elections, with the founder Federico Porras as its presidential candidate. Porras gained 39.6 percent of the vote, losing to Emigdio Pavía of the Liberal Democratic Party, who gained 55.2 percent of the vote.

It attempted to present itself as a centrist Christian-democratic party at the time of its formation, but soon after, it acquired more culturally and socially conservative beliefs and began to tilt to the right. VP supported the concepts of economic interventionism under Federico Porras' national-conservative and law-and-order agenda. It has also maintained close ties with the Catholic Church. It also acquired right-wing populist stances in the 2010s.