Estonian Independence Party

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**Eesti Iseseisvuspartei**


Leadership
Founded
Political Ideology	Euroscepticism, Nationalism
International Affiliation	none
European Affiliation	none
Euro. Parliament Group	none
Colours	Cornflower
Headquarters	Tallinn
Website	www.iseseisvuspartei.ee

Politics of Estonia Political parties in Estonia Elections in Estonia

The Estonian Independence Party (Eesti Iseseisvuspartei) is a political party in Estonia without parliamentary representation. It is against Estonia belonging to the European Union, which they accuse of having neocolonised Estonia. The party programme states that Estonia is extraordinarily rich in natural resources (much of these remain latent), and is situated in an important geopolitical space. The party recommended rejecting IMF suggestions. [1] As a recent television broadcast (Pealtnägija) revealed, the party has been infiltrated by Estonian neo-Nazis. This has been rejected by the party leader Vello Leito, however, Tartu Neonazi leader Tanel Rahnu is a member of the party leading board. In the 2007 elections, the party vote dropped by about two-thirds, to just 1,274 votes (0.2% of the total).

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Political Parties in Estonia
Represented in the Riigikogu:	Reform (31) \| Centre (29) \| Union of Pro Patria and Res Publica (19) \| Social Democratic (10) \| Greens (6) \| People's Union (6)
Represented in the European Parliament:	Social Democratic (3) \| Union of Pro Patria and Res Publica (1) \| Centre (1) \| Reform (1)
Other parties:	Christian Democrats \| Independence \| Left \| Constitution \| Russian Party in Estonia
Historical parties:	People's Party of Republicans and Conservatives \| Pro Patria \| Res Publica \| Estonian Coalition Party \| Estonian Social Democratic Workers' Party