Libertarians (Brazil)

Libertarians (Brazil)

Libertarians ("Libertários", LIBER) is a recently formed political party in Brazil. It is currently not registered with the Electoral Court (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral).

External links

http://www.pliber.org


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