The New Order (Spanish: Nuevo Orden, NOR) was a nationalist Venezuelan political party, with anticommunist and fascist tendencies that came from a student movement influenced by the authoritarian ideas of former Venezuelan president Marcos Evangelista Pérez Jiménez. The movement originated from the Universidad Central de Venezuela (Central University of Venezuela) being originally called the Frente Nacionalista (Nationalist front) until it integrated itself into the Frente Unido Nacionalistia (United Nationalist Front) in 1973 before splitting from the party a few years before the elections of that year. It was founded as a national party in Caracas in 12 January 1974 where it established the title Nuevo Orden. It was first led by Miguel Cevedo Marín until Félix Díaz Ortega became the leader of the organization in 1978 who shifted the party closer into National Socialism.^[1][2]

The party's ambitions were summarized in 25 points of action aimed at developing a hypothetical government:^[2]

1. Increased participation in all levels of government.
2. Implementation of the Federal system.
3. Country's return to the borders of 1811.
4. Apply an agrarian reform, to make Venezuela an agricultural powerhouse.
5. Progressive Savings nonrenewable natural resources and rational use of national resources.
6. National Housing Plan, pretending away the housing crisis in a span of 20 years.
7. Free and compulsory education for all under 18.
8. Public Administration Reform under criterion: Austerity in the management and investment liberality.
9. Reorientation of the national economy in the interests of the majority. Enforce social function to private and public capital.
10. Demographic territorial reorganization and rationalization of immigration.
11. Implementation of a Social Security System that protects the individual before birth and even after death.
12. Amendment to the Constitution of 1961, in terms of economic rights.
13. Mandatory Military Service.
14. Election by competition in all branches of the judiciary, to avoid layoffs for political reasons or unjustified.
15. Creation of the National Police and regional police forces.
16. Pass a comprehensive defense bill Homeland.
17. Independent foreign policy against the interests of other countries.
18. Elimination of monopolies and oligopolies official or private.
19. Ensuring absolute freedom of speech, trade, profession and industry no limitations other than the common good.
20. National policy on public transport with private participation, users and regional and national government.
21. Construction of a railway network of 50,000 km.
22. Mandatory work or study for anyone aged 16 years and under 60 years.
23. Progressive elimination of privileges and official reliefs of some sectors of the country.
24. Establishment of multidimensional democratic system, capable of providing political democracy, social and economic the country.