dAxA

dAxA, also known as the Democratic Alliance of the Americas, is a regional political alliance that aims to promote democratic values and institutions across the Americas. Established in 2005, the alliance is composed of political parties from various countries in the Western Hemisphere, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, and several Central and South American nations. The primary objective of dAxA is to foster cooperation and dialogue among democratic parties, share best practices, and advocate for democratic principles and human rights.

The alliance organizes annual meetings and conferences where members discuss regional and global issues, share policy proposals, and develop strategies to address common challenges. dAxA also engages in advocacy efforts, working with international organizations and other stakeholders to promote democratic governance and human rights. The alliance's work spans a wide range of issues, including electoral reform, anti-corruption measures, and the protection of civil liberties.

dAxA's membership is open to political parties that adhere to democratic principles and are committed to promoting human rights and good governance. The alliance's structure is flexible, allowing for the inclusion of new members and the participation of observers from other parties and organizations. Through its efforts, dAxA seeks to strengthen the democratic fabric of the Americas and contribute to the broader goal of promoting democracy and human rights globally.