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The Liberal Appeal (Dutch: Liberaal Appèl, LA) was a Flemish conservative-liberal political party. Founded on March 22, 2002 by the liberal MEP Ward Beysen (1941-2005) as a secession of the VLD, mostly in Antwerp. The Liberaal Appèl was first a movement, then became a full-fledged political party on January 20, 2003. It took part, with a limited number of votes (less than 0,5%) under the 5% electoral threshold, at the May 2003 federal elections.

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rdfs:label	Liberal Appeal (en) Liberaal Appèl (nl)
rdfs:comment	Het Liberaal Appèl (L.A.) was een Belgische politieke partij die vooral in en rond Antwerpen afdelingen en aanhang had. In 2007 is de partij opgegaan in de kartellijst Open Vld, samen met de VLD en de Nederlandstalige afdeling van Vivant. (nl) The Liberal Appeal (Dutch: Liberaal Appèl, LA) was a Flemish conservative-liberal political party. Founded on March 22, 2002 by the liberal MEP Ward Beysen (1941-2005) as a secession of the VLD, mostly in Antwerp. The Liberaal Appèl was first a movement, then became a full-fledged political party on January 20, 2003. It took part, with a limited number of votes (less than 0,5%) under the 5% electoral threshold, at the May 2003 federal elections. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Conservative liberal parties Hugo Coveliers VLOTT Vlaams Belang Liberal parties in Belgium Political parties with year of disestablishment missing Member of the European Parliament Cordon sanitaire (politics) Antwerp Defunct liberal political parties Defunct political parties in Belgium Ward Beysen Political parties established in 2002 Flanders Flemish Liberals and Democrats 2002 establishments in Belgium Political party Cartel Flemish political parties in Belgium 2003 Belgian general election 2006 Belgian municipal elections Conservative-liberal
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://web.archive.org/web/20090430122832/http:/www.guyhuybrechts.com/
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has abstract	The Liberal Appeal (Dutch: Liberaal Appèl, LA) was a Flemish conservative-liberal political party. Founded on March 22, 2002 by the liberal MEP Ward Beysen (1941-2005) as a secession of the VLD, mostly in Antwerp. The Liberaal Appèl was first a movement, then became a full-fledged political party on January 20, 2003. It took part, with a limited number of votes (less than 0,5%) under the 5% electoral threshold, at the May 2003 federal elections. On January 14, 2005, Ward Beysen committed suicide, an event that created doubts over the party's future. There were meetings in the following months between the leadership of Liberaal Appèl and another VLD-dissenter, Hugo Coveliers, but to no effect, as Coveliers finally announced his own party VLOTT to break the cordon sanitaire around the Vlaams Belang. On November 7, 2005 the party's leader, Jacques Kerremans, met his VLD counterpart Bart Somers in view of an electoral cartel for the municipal elections of October 8, 2006, and the reintegration of Liberaal Appèl into the VLD began at the local level. On February 2, 2007 the party's leader announced that his party will participate at the open alliance of VLD / VIVANT for the general election of June 2007. This is a further step to reintegration into the VLD. (en) Het Liberaal Appèl (L.A.) was een Belgische politieke partij die vooral in en rond Antwerpen afdelingen en aanhang had. In 2007 is de partij opgegaan in de kartellijst Open Vld, samen met de VLD en de Nederlandstalige afdeling van Vivant. (nl)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Electoral alliance List of political parties in Belgium Liberalism in Belgium Libertair, Direct, Democratisch 2003 Belgian federal election 2007 Belgian federal election Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats Liberaal Appel Liberaal Appèl
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