 Proceeds from this and to get less than 5% of the vote in the regions where it was registered, Party of the South should be dissolved by the Electoral Service on 17 July 1990.However, this was prevented by merging with the Liberal Party, adopting the name of the latter.In 1992, this party competed in the municipal elections of that year, representing the Participation and Progress pact, but the party supported only independent candidates, because it was not legally constituted under his name (the Party of the South members at that time were part of the Liberal Party after its merger in 1990).