Nuestro Partido (Moldavia)

Nuestro Partido; Partidul Nostru
Presidente	Renato Usatîi
Fundación	1999
Precedido por	Partido Campesino Demócrata Cristiano de Moldavia
Ideología	Populismo de izquierda; Conservadurismo social; Euroescepticismo; Rusofilia
Posición	Izquierda
Sede	Str. București, 117, Chisináu
País	Moldavia
Colores	Azul
Parlamento	6/101
Presidentes de distrito	2/32
Sitio web	partidulnostru.md

Nuestro Partido (en rumano: Partidul Nostru) es un partido político moldavo. Fue fundado en 1999 bajo el nombre de Partido Demócrata Cristiano Campesino de Moldavia (Partidul Ţărănesc Creştin Democrat din Moldova). El presidente del partido es el exalcalde de Bălți Renato Usatîi.

Historia

Nuestro partido se fundó el 20 de mayo de 1994. Inicialmente, se llamaba Partido Demócrata Cristiano Campesino de Moldavia (Partidul Ţărănesc Creştin Democrat din Moldova, PȚCDM). La conferencia fundacional del PCDM aprobó el Programa y los Estatutos del partido y eligió a Vladimir Reus como presidente.

El 26 de junio de 2004, se convocó la Quinta Conferencia Nacional del PȚCDM, en la que se eligió a un nuevo presidente del partido, el ex vice primer ministro Nicolae Andronic. También en la Quinta Conferencia, se decidió desarrollar un nuevo programa del partido, basado en las tesis del manifiesto conservador «Fe, Trabajo y Capital, Familia y País».

La VI Conferencia Nacional del Partido Demócrata Cristiano Campesino de Moldavia tuvo lugar el 28 de mayo de 2005. En la conferencia se decidió cambiar el nombre del partido a Partido Popular Republicano (Partidul Popular Republican, PPR) y adoptó un nuevo estatus y programa. El partido se oponía al Partido de los Comunistas, que gobernó hasta 2009.

El 13 de abril de 2014 se llevó a cabo un congreso del partido, en el que Nicolae Andronic cedió el liderazgo a Renato Usatîi, y el partido pasó a llamarse Nuestro Partido (Partidul Nostru).^[13]^[14] El 10 de junio de 2014, el Ministerio de Justicia de Moldavia anunció que no había reconocido esta acción.^[15]^[16]

El 8 de febrero de 2015 se repitió el Congreso de Partido y el 27 de febrero de 2015 el Ministerio de Justicia aprobó las modificaciones al programa del partido, estatus, nuevo nombre y nuevo líder.^[17]^[18]

En las elecciones parlamentarias de 2019, el partido obtuvo el 3.0% del voto popular, sin lograr representación parlamentaria. No obstante, el partido ha tenido relativo éxito en elecciones presidenciales y locales.

Resultados electorales

Presidenciales

Resultados en las elecciones a Presidente de Moldavia.

Elección

Candidato

Primera vuelta

Segunda vuelta

Resultado

Votos

%

Votos

%

2016

Dumitru Ciubașenco

85,466 (#3)

6.03 %

Apoyó a Igor Dodon

No electo

2020

Renato Usatîi

227,939 (#3)

16.90 %

Contra Igor Dodon

No electo

2024

213,169 (#3)

13.79 %

No apoyó a nadie

No electo

Parlamentarias

Resultados en el Parlamento de Moldavia.

Elección

Candidato/Líder

Votos

%

Escaños

+/-

Gobierno

1998^{[n 1]}

Mircea Snegur (CDM)

315,206 (#2)

19.42 %

2/101

0

Oposición

2001^{[n 2]}

Vladimir Reus

27,575 (#8)

1.74 %

0/101

2

Extraparlamentario

2005^{[n 2]}

Nicolae Andronic

21,365 (#8)

1.37 %

0/101

0

Extraparlamentario

Abr. 2009

No participó

Jul. 2009

No participó

2010^{[n 3]}

1,997 (#15)

0.12 %

0/101

0

Extraparlamentario

2014

Renato Usatîi

No participó

2019

41,769 (#6)

2.95 %

0/101

0

Extraparlamentario

2021^{[n 4]}

60,100 (#4)

4.10 %

0/101

0

Extraparlamentario

2025

97,849 (#4)

6.20 %

6/101

6

Oposición

Locales

Consejos distritales y municipales

Elección

Votos

%

Escaños

+/-

1995^{[n 5]}

230,775 (#2)

19.67 %

252/1262

0

1999

No participó

2003

No participó

2007^{[n 3]}

36,617 (#8)

3.18 %

27/1120

225

2011^{[n 6]}

5,230 (#10)

0.38 %

2/1120

25

2015

143,387 (#5)

11.15 %

135/1116

133

2019

48,772 (#6)

4.54 %

51/1108

82

2023

36,610 (#7)

3.56 %

44/1086

7

Ayuntamientos y aldeas

Elección

Votos

%

Escaños

+/-

1995^{[n 5]}

238,271 (#2)

21.43 %

2333/10 594

0

1999

No participó

2003

No participó

2007^{[n 3]}

30,220 (#8)

2.99 %

272/10 621

2061

2011^{[n 6]}

6,919 (#10)

0.62 %

39/10 630

233

2015

87,090 (#5)

8.20 %

784/10 570

745

2019

27,997 (#7)

3.03 %

248/10 472

536

2023

20,641 (#8)

2.48 %

188/9972

60

Alcaldes

Elección

Votos

%

Alcaldes

+/-

1995^{[n 5]}

170,824 (#2)

15.93 %

83/796

0

1999

No participó

2003

No participó

2007^{[n 3]}

31,308 (#7)

3.26 %

19/895

64

2011^{[n 6]}

-

1/898

18

2015

-

43/898

42

2019

-

24/898

19

2023

32,309 (#8)

2.68 %

17/898

7

Notas

↑ Como parte de la coalición Convención Democrática de Moldavia. La coalición obtuvo 26 escaños en total
1 2 Como Partido Demócrata Cristiano Campesino de Moldavia (PȚCDM)
1 2 3 4 Como Partido Popular Republicano (PPR)
↑ Como parte de la coalición Bloque Electoral "Renato Usatîi"
1 2 3 Como parte de la coalición Alianza de Fuerzas Democráticas.
1 2 3 Como parte de la coalición Tercera Fuerza.

Referencias

↑
- Macuhin, Alexandr (2021). «2021 Parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova – An attempt at post-election analysis». Eastern Review 10 (1): 47. doi:10.18778/1427-9657.10.04. «This is a clear overlap between the electorates of the “Shor” party and the leftist-populist “Our Party” of another Moldovan businessman, Renato Usatii.»
- Banila, Nicoleta (25 de septiembre de 2020). «Moldova's next president likely to be elected in runoff – poll». SeeNews.com. «Renato Usatii, 41, is a Moldovan businessman and politician, chairman of left-wing populist opposition Partidul Nostru.»
- Vintilă, Pavel (2025). «Mapping Moldova’s Political Landscape: Ideologies, Voter Preferences and Party Dynamics». Moldova's Political Landscape (Eastern European Centre for Multiparty Democracy (EECMD)): 46. «The political entity Our Party (OP), led by Renato Usatîi, also aligns with left-wing populism, advocating for the protection of local producers and a state-driven model, coupled with a pro-Russian and moderately eurosceptic discourse.»
1 2 «Moldova». Europe Elects (en inglés estadounidense). 26 de septiembre de 2025. Consultado el 6 de octubre de 2025.
↑ Antoaneta Dimitrova; Matthew Frear; Honorata Mazepus; Dimiter Toshkov; Maxim Boroda; Tatsiana Chulitskaya; Oleg Grytsenko; Igor Munteanu; Tatiana Parvan; Ina Ramasheuskaya (2017). «The Elements of Russia’s Soft Power: Channels, Tools, and Actors Promoting Russian Influence in the Eastern Partnership Countries». EU-STRAT Working Paper Series (Freie Universität Berlin) (4): 16. ISSN 2510-084X. «In addition, the anti-European, pro-Russian party Partidul Nostru (Our Party) is believed to have strong links to political figures in Moscow.»
↑ Chirila, Victor (2015). Grzegorz Gromadzki; Bastian Sendhard, eds. Eastern Partnership Revisited: Associated Countries in Focus. Warsaw: The Stefan Batory Foundation & Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. p. 69. ISBN 978-83-62338-64-1. «At the same time, Moldova’s European integration policy is seriously challenged by the rising populist pro-Russian parties, the Party of Socialists and Our Party (Partidul Nostru), which call for the AA and DCFTA to be denounced.»
↑ March, Luke; Mirza, Nicoleta (2025). «Moldova Between West and East: The Return of the "Russian Left"?». Moldovan Analytical Digest (2): 6. doi:10.3929/ethz-b-000732586.
↑ Necsutu, Madalin (30 de octubre de 2020). «Moldovans Choose Between East and West at Presidential Elections». Balkan Insight. «In third place according to the opinion survey is Renato Usatii, who leads the left-wing Our Party, with 10.9 per cent.»
↑ Adrian Lupuşor; Alexandru Fala; Ana Popa; Denis Cenuşă; Natan Garștea; Valeriu Prohnițchi (2016). «Republic of Moldova 2016». State of the Country Report (Chişinău: EXPERT-GRUP): 38. «At the same time, the left-wing political parties – “Partidul Nostru” (“Our Party”) and PSRM – continued to win to their side the electorate that used to be loyal to PCRM and DPM.»
↑ Lavrenov, Sergei (2017). Evolution of Post-Soviet Space: Past, Present and Future. Moscow: NPMP RIAC. p. 148. ISBN 978-5-6040387-0-3. «Such was the outrage that for the first time in a very long time the right (the Dignity and Truth Platform Party and others) and left (the Party of Socialists, Partidul Nostru, etc.) joined forces in protest.»
↑ Nuttall, Clare (24 de marzo de 2017). «INTERVIEW: Moldova's populist pro-Russian 'hand grenade'». bne IntelliNews. Bucharest. «The Peasants’ Christian Democratic Party of Moldova was previously a tiny left-wing player but, renamed the Republican People’s Party or “Our Party”, it performed strongly under Usatii in the 2015 local elections.»
↑ Martin, Sieg Hans. «Transformation and Geopolitics in the Post-Soviet Space: Challenges for the Eastern Partnership and the Case of Moldova». En Erhard Cziomer, ed. Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe (Berlin: Krakowska Akademia im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego) (2): 171. ISSN 2451-0610. «Thus on the left wing, the position of the PCRM has been largely overtaken by two new pro-Russian parties, the PSRM and Renato Usatii (Patria and Partidul Nostru).»
↑ Strazzari, Francesco; Bolkvadze, Ketevan; Machavariani, Maia; Putină, Natalia; Sniadanko, Oleksandr; Petrov, Roman; Gueudet, Sophie; Teosa, Valentina (30 de septiembre de 2024). «Hybridity and hybrid regimes in the Eastern Neighbourhood in a time of war and increased geopolitical tensions». D7.1 Background Paper (European Union's Horizon Europe): 28. «The main left-wing parties, such as Igor Dodon’s Socialist Party, Renato Usatîi’s “Our Party” and formerly the Communist Party, the Former “Sor” Party, were dependent on Moscow, which provides them with financial, political and media support, considering them as tools for its own political objectives towards Moldova.»
↑ ^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9]^[10]^[11]
↑ Un congres ca o nunta. Controversatul om de afaceri, Renato Usatai, si-a lansat partidul cu mult fast, 13 de abril de 2014, inprofunzime.md
↑ Partidul Popular Republican, redenumit în „Partidul nostru”, 13 de abril de 2014, trm.md
↑ «Motivul pentru care Ministerul Justiției a respins modificările la Partidul Popular Republican». Archivado desde el original el 6 de noviembre de 2014. Consultado el 13 de noviembre de 2020.
↑ Decizie: Renato Usatîi, fără „Partidul Nostru”
↑ «(VIDEO) Victorie multașteptată! Partidul Nostru a fost înregistrat la Ministerul Justiției». Archivado desde el original el 3 de julio de 2015. Consultado el 13 de noviembre de 2020.
↑ Ministerul Justiției a înregistrat „Partidul Nostru”, condus de Renato Usatîi

Datos: Q7314695

[19] Como parte de la coalición Convención Democrática de Moldavia. La coalición obtuvo 26 escaños en total

[:0-20] 1 2 Como Partido Demócrata Cristiano Campesino de Moldavia (PȚCDM)

[:1-21] 1 2 3 4 Como Partido Popular Republicano (PPR)

[22] Como parte de la coalición Bloque Electoral "Renato Usatîi"

[:2-23] 1 2 3 Como parte de la coalición Alianza de Fuerzas Democráticas.

[:3-24] 1 2 3 Como parte de la coalición Tercera Fuerza.

[lefpol-1] 
Macuhin, Alexandr (2021). «2021 Parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova – An attempt at post-election analysis». Eastern Review 10 (1): 47. doi:10.18778/1427-9657.10.04. «This is a clear overlap between the electorates of the “Shor” party and the leftist-populist “Our Party” of another Moldovan businessman, Renato Usatii.»
Banila, Nicoleta (25 de septiembre de 2020). «Moldova's next president likely to be elected in runoff – poll». SeeNews.com. «Renato Usatii, 41, is a Moldovan businessman and politician, chairman of left-wing populist opposition Partidul Nostru.»
Vintilă, Pavel (2025). «Mapping Moldova’s Political Landscape: Ideologies, Voter Preferences and Party Dynamics». Moldova's Political Landscape (Eastern European Centre for Multiparty Democracy (EECMD)): 46. «The political entity Our Party (OP), led by Renato Usatîi, also aligns with left-wing populism, advocating for the protection of local producers and a state-driven model, coupled with a pro-Russian and moderately eurosceptic discourse.»

[mwAi4] Macuhin, Alexandr (2021). «2021 Parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova – An attempt at post-election analysis». Eastern Review 10 (1): 47. doi:10.18778/1427-9657.10.04. «This is a clear overlap between the electorates of the “Shor” party and the leftist-populist “Our Party” of another Moldovan businessman, Renato Usatii.»

[mwAjk] Banila, Nicoleta (25 de septiembre de 2020). «Moldova's next president likely to be elected in runoff – poll». SeeNews.com. «Renato Usatii, 41, is a Moldovan businessman and politician, chairman of left-wing populist opposition Partidul Nostru.»

[mwAkA] Vintilă, Pavel (2025). «Mapping Moldova’s Political Landscape: Ideologies, Voter Preferences and Party Dynamics». Moldova's Political Landscape (Eastern European Centre for Multiparty Democracy (EECMD)): 46. «The political entity Our Party (OP), led by Renato Usatîi, also aligns with left-wing populism, advocating for the protection of local producers and a state-driven model, coupled with a pro-Russian and moderately eurosceptic discourse.»

[dup-0-46-2] 1 2 «Moldova». Europe Elects (en inglés estadounidense). 26 de septiembre de 2025. Consultado el 6 de octubre de 2025.

[antieu-3] Antoaneta Dimitrova; Matthew Frear; Honorata Mazepus; Dimiter Toshkov; Maxim Boroda; Tatsiana Chulitskaya; Oleg Grytsenko; Igor Munteanu; Tatiana Parvan; Ina Ramasheuskaya (2017). «The Elements of Russia’s Soft Power: Channels, Tools, and Actors Promoting Russian Influence in the Eastern Partnership Countries». EU-STRAT Working Paper Series (Freie Universität Berlin) (4): 16. ISSN 2510-084X. «In addition, the anti-European, pro-Russian party Partidul Nostru (Our Party) is believed to have strong links to political figures in Moscow.»

[chirila-4] Chirila, Victor (2015). Grzegorz Gromadzki; Bastian Sendhard, eds. Eastern Partnership Revisited: Associated Countries in Focus. Warsaw: The Stefan Batory Foundation & Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. p. 69. ISBN 978-83-62338-64-1. «At the same time, Moldova’s European integration policy is seriously challenged by the rising populist pro-Russian parties, the Party of Socialists and Our Party (Partidul Nostru), which call for the AA and DCFTA to be denounced.»

[5] March, Luke; Mirza, Nicoleta (2025). «Moldova Between West and East: The Return of the "Russian Left"?». Moldovan Analytical Digest (2): 6. doi:10.3929/ethz-b-000732586.

[left0-6] Necsutu, Madalin (30 de octubre de 2020). «Moldovans Choose Between East and West at Presidential Elections». Balkan Insight. «In third place according to the opinion survey is Renato Usatii, who leads the left-wing Our Party, with 10.9 per cent.»

[left1-7] Adrian Lupuşor; Alexandru Fala; Ana Popa; Denis Cenuşă; Natan Garștea; Valeriu Prohnițchi (2016). «Republic of Moldova 2016». State of the Country Report (Chişinău: EXPERT-GRUP): 38. «At the same time, the left-wing political parties – “Partidul Nostru” (“Our Party”) and PSRM – continued to win to their side the electorate that used to be loyal to PCRM and DPM.»

[left2-8] Lavrenov, Sergei (2017). Evolution of Post-Soviet Space: Past, Present and Future. Moscow: NPMP RIAC. p. 148. ISBN 978-5-6040387-0-3. «Such was the outrage that for the first time in a very long time the right (the Dignity and Truth Platform Party and others) and left (the Party of Socialists, Partidul Nostru, etc.) joined forces in protest.»

[left3-9] Nuttall, Clare (24 de marzo de 2017). «INTERVIEW: Moldova's populist pro-Russian 'hand grenade'». bne IntelliNews. Bucharest. «The Peasants’ Christian Democratic Party of Moldova was previously a tiny left-wing player but, renamed the Republican People’s Party or “Our Party”, it performed strongly under Usatii in the 2015 local elections.»

[left4-10] Martin, Sieg Hans. «Transformation and Geopolitics in the Post-Soviet Space: Challenges for the Eastern Partnership and the Case of Moldova». En Erhard Cziomer, ed. Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe (Berlin: Krakowska Akademia im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego) (2): 171. ISSN 2451-0610. «Thus on the left wing, the position of the PCRM has been largely overtaken by two new pro-Russian parties, the PSRM and Renato Usatii (Patria and Partidul Nostru).»

[left5-11] Strazzari, Francesco; Bolkvadze, Ketevan; Machavariani, Maia; Putină, Natalia; Sniadanko, Oleksandr; Petrov, Roman; Gueudet, Sophie; Teosa, Valentina (30 de septiembre de 2024). «Hybridity and hybrid regimes in the Eastern Neighbourhood in a time of war and increased geopolitical tensions». D7.1 Background Paper (European Union's Horizon Europe): 28. «The main left-wing parties, such as Igor Dodon’s Socialist Party, Renato Usatîi’s “Our Party” and formerly the Communist Party, the Former “Sor” Party, were dependent on Moscow, which provides them with financial, political and media support, considering them as tools for its own political objectives towards Moldova.»

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[13] Un congres ca o nunta. Controversatul om de afaceri, Renato Usatai, si-a lansat partidul cu mult fast, 13 de abril de 2014, inprofunzime.md

[14] Partidul Popular Republican, redenumit în „Partidul nostru”, 13 de abril de 2014, trm.md

[15] «Motivul pentru care Ministerul Justiției a respins modificările la Partidul Popular Republican». Archivado desde el original el 6 de noviembre de 2014. Consultado el 13 de noviembre de 2020.

[16] Decizie: Renato Usatîi, fără „Partidul Nostru”

[17] «(VIDEO) Victorie multașteptată! Partidul Nostru a fost înregistrat la Ministerul Justiției». Archivado desde el original el 3 de julio de 2015. Consultado el 13 de noviembre de 2020.

[18] Ministerul Justiției a înregistrat „Partidul Nostru”, condus de Renato Usatîi

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