Political Parties of France

Political Parties of France

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National Association ( Front National, FN ) - an ultra-right nationalist party that has existed since 1972 and appeals to Euroscepticism
Patriots (Les Patriotes) - a political party created by Florian Phillippo September 29, 2017
National Republican Movement ( Mouvement National Républicain ) - 1999 split from the National Front.
Part of France (Le Parti de la France (PDF) ) is a nationalist party created in 2009 by Carl Lang and other former members of the National Front
Jeanne Committee - a political party created by Jean-Marie Le Pen after his departure from the National Front

Republicans ( Les Républicains ) - the main conservative party, created in 2002 under the name " Union for the Popular Movement " as the successor to the Gaullist " Union in Support of the Republic " and received its current name in 2015.
The Movement for France ( Mouvement pour la France ) is a right-wing conservative Gaullist party.
( République solidaire ) is a center-right Gaullist party.
" " - the social-conservative Gaullist party, which appeared in 2008.
Unification for France and European Independence ( Rassemblement pour la France et l'Indépendance de l'Europe ) - Eurosceptic Gaullist party since 1999.
Hunting, fishing, nature, traditions ( Chasse, pêche, nature et traditions ) is a traditionalist party founded in 1989.
The environmental generation has been a green conservative party since 1990.

Go Republic! ( La République en Marche! ) Is a centrist party created in 2016 by Emmanuel Macron .
The Democratic Movement ( Mouvement démocrate, MoDem ) is a liberal party created in 2009 by François Bayroux on the basis of the Union for French Democracy .
The Union of Democrats and Independents ( Union des démocrates et indépendants ) is a centrist force, founded in 2012 from nine parties that have maintained their independence, including:
- The Radical Party is the oldest (since 1901) political party in France;
- The new center is the Social Liberal Party, created in 2007 by members of the Union for French Democracy , who were not members of the Democratic Movement ;
- The modern left is the reformist party, created in 2007 by the right-wing members of the Socialist Party, who supported the Union for the Popular Movement.
Cap21 (Citizenship, Action, Participation for the 21st Century, Citoyenneté Action Participation pour le 21ème siècle ) is a liberal environmental party.

The radical left party ( Parti radical de gauche ) is the left-liberal party created in 1972 by the left wing of the Radical Party.
The Socialist Party ( Parti Socialiste, PS ) is the country's main socialist party, founded in 1969 on the basis of the French section of the Workers' International .
Europe Ecology Greens ( Europe Écologie Les Verts, EELV ) is a left-wing environmentalist party that emerged in 2010 as a result of the merger of the and Greens parties.
The New Deal ( Nouvelle Donne ), a left-wing party advocating Keynesian economics , was created in 2013.

Unconquered France ( La France insoumise ) is a left-wing populist party founded in January 2017 by Jean-Luc Melanschon
Left Front ( Front de gauche , FG ) - the political coalition of communist and demosocialist forces, formed in 2008; among them:
- French Communist Party ( Parti communiste français ) - one of the largest communist parties in the Western world, established in 1920;
- The Left Party ( Parti de gauche ) - the Left Socialist Party, founded in 2009 by former members of the Socialist Party;
- Unitary Left ( Gauche unitaire ), Convergence and Alternative ( Convergences et alternative ) and Anti-capitalist Left ( Gauche anticapitaliste ) - factions of the Revolutionary Communist League and the New Anti-capitalist Party ;
- “Republic and Socialism” ( République et socialisme , split from the Republican and civil movement ),
- Communist Party of Workers of France ( Parti communiste des ouvriers de France , orthodox Hoxhaist Communist Party).
( Mouvement des progressistes ) is a socialist party created by the former Secretary General of the Communist Party, Robert U.
The Republican and Civil Movement ( Mouvement républicain et citoyen ) is a left-populist Euro-skeptical party created in 1993 by former member of the Socialist Party, Jean-Pierre Schevenman .

The new anti-capitalist party ( Nouveau parti anticapitaliste, NPA ) is a radical left-wing party founded in 2009 on the basis of the self-dissolving Trotskyist Revolutionary Communist League (section of the Reunited Fourth International ).
Labor struggle ( Lutte Ouvrière, LO ) is a Trotskyist party whose history dates back to 1939, focused on working in a working environment.
The Independent Workers' Party ( Parti ouvrier indépendant ) is the left Euro-skeptic party around the Trotskyist (Lambertist) group, the International Communist Organization , created on the basis of the most dissolved Party of Workers in 2008.
Marxist-Leninist Communist Organization - Proletarian Way ( Organization communiste marxiste-léniniste - Voie prolétarienne, OCML-VP ) is a Maoist organization created in 1976.

The Corsican Nation Party ( U Partitu di a Nazione Corsa ) is the center-left autonomous party of Corsica.
Free Corsica ( Corsica Libera ) - the left autonomous party of Corsica on the basis of the Corsican Nationalist Alliance .
The Breton Party ( Parti Breton ) is the center-left party for the independence of Brittany.
The Democratic Breton Union ( Union Démocratique Bretonne ) is the left autonomous party of Brittany.
Occitan Party ( Partit Occitan ) - center-left party for the autonomy of Occitania.
The Movement of the Savoy Region ( Mouvement Région Savoie ) is a regionalist party in Savoy.
The Savoy League ( Ligue savoisienne ) is a regionalist party in the Savoy.

People's Republican Union - requires France to leave the EU, the euro zone and NATO; created by the Inspector General of the Ministry of Finance and Economics François Asselino .
Different left - a sign of membership of a non-party candidate or politician on the left side of the political spectrum.
Different right - a designation of membership of a non-party candidate or politician on the right side of the political spectrum.