fetch_partido: Fetches parties from API using a query.
In rcongresso: Wraps the API for the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies

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Returns a list containing basic information about parties which has or had been any deputy in the lower house. If none parameters are passed, the function returns the parties which has active deputies on that moment.

1 2	fetch_partido(id = NULL, sigla = NULL, dataInicio = NULL, dataFim = NULL, idLegislatura = NULL, itens = NULL, ordenarPor = NULL)

`id`	Party's ID
`sigla`	Party's abbreviation
`dataInicio`	Party's processing starting date
`dataFim`	Party's processing end date
`idLegislatura`	Legislature's number
`itens`	Items quantity. '-1' returns all parties which have deputies at the request moment
`ordenarPor`	Order by: 'id', 'sigla' or 'nome'

Note that if you have the party's ID, it's not necessary to add any other parameter on the function call. The call to this function using the party's ID returns more details than using the others parameters. If you don't have the party's ID, the fetch_id_partido function may be helpful.

Dataframe containing information about the parties.

get_votos_partidos, fetch_orientacoes

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PMB <- fetch_partido(id = 36887)
PT <- fetch_partido(sigla = "PT")
partidos2010a2014 <- fetch_partido(dataInicio = "2010-01-01", dataFim = "2014-12-31", itens = 100)