In 1992, a much larger faction left the party and established the Democratic Party of Serbia.

As the socialist factions left, the anarchist faction solidified its hold on the organisation.

On 24 January 2009 that faction finally left the party to form the Movement for the Left.

Cossutta's faction refused to vote against the government and left the party.

In 1969, the faction left the PLM to campaign independently.

In all emerging nations there are generally three factions: right, left, and the comfortable middle-the entrenched holdovers who have learned the daily functions.

In 1992, the four formed a faction later named Heisei Ishingun, but left the promotion in 1998.

The other major factions in the general assembly are non-partisan and represent 43 seats, leaving the remaining 9 seats to other political groups.

This faction and those loyal to Akish fought "for many years" until there were only thirty people left.

Both factions did however leave the Front rather soon, the NWPO left just before the 1991.