Felix Díaz Ortega

He ran for the National Constituent Assembly of 1999, executed numerous philanthropic activities in the busy zone of Petare and California (Caracas) through his popular network of doctors and the non-government organization Organized Middle-Class (Clase Media Organizada, CLAMOR). NOR finally dissolve in 2002.

In January 1974 he founded the New Order Party (NOR) with which he made a major ideological outreach and recruitment across the whole country. Despite having few resources, he would come to be nominated as a candidate for President for the 1993 Venezuelan general election, wrote several articles in newspapers and magazines about border issues, deteriorating public health, personal insecurity, housing shortages and the political threat of communism.

He returned to Venezuela in 1963 and became an activist in the fascist-lining Social Nationalist Movement, who was part of the electoral coalition that supported the candidacy for president of the Republic of the writer Arturo Uslar Pietri.

On April 20, 1960 was involved in the military revolt led by his friend General José María Castro Leon. against what they believed to be the Marxist government of Romulo Betancourt, failing the coup attempt, Díaz Ortega is exiled to the United States, establishing in Louisiana, briefly engaging in publicist work and contacts with various nationalist factions, including the John Birch Society, the American Legion and the American Nazi Party.

Félix Díaz Ortega (June 11, 1931 – February 6, 2006) was a Venezuelan ex-military, medic and far-right politician, founder and leader of the nationalist New Order party. He died in his hometown on February 6, 2006.