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This list presents the left and political movements currently existing in France . This list is divided into three groups, the parliamentary parties, the nonparliamentary parties and the local and/or “regionalistic” parties. The political parties having disappeared are listed on this page.

the classification of certain political trainings to right, with the center, left, will be able to appear somewhat arbitrary: certain currents want to be “above” with “beyond” traditional political cleavages. Some holding of the Centrism, of the Gaullisme, the ecology policy, the Royalism, the Républicanisme, the Regionalism, the Libéralisme… intend “to transcend” the factions. Moreover, certain doctrines and ideologies can not easily classified.

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Parliamentary parties (legislature 2007-2012)

Parliamentary the parties known as “national” are those present on the whole of the French territory (at the very least on the whole of the metropolitan territory). Parliamentary the parties known as “regional” are, in general, of the parties of overseas affiliated/associated or not with a metropolitan formation.

National parliamentary parties

The parliamentary parties are the parties having elected officials with the national representation (National Assembly and/or with the Sénat).

They are classified here on the left with on the right.

  • French Communist party (PCF), left directed by Marie-George Buffet (appointed Seine-Saint-Denis), divided between a current “refondator” (of which Patrick Braouezec, appointed Saint-Denis), an “orthodoxe” current (Andre Gerin, deputy and mayor of Vénissieux, Jean-Claude Danglot, federal secretary of Pas-de-Calais), a current “huist” preaching an alliance with the PS and the current of the direction which pushes with the opening towards the social movement and the other left forces. At the time of the legislative election of 2007, PCF managed to make elect 15 deputies. To those two related are added, Mr. Brard (Seine-Saint-Denis) of the CAPE and Mr. Desallangre (also supported by PRG), and orthodoxe in rupture of round of applause, Mr. Gremetz (communist dissident, elected official of the Sum): the 18 communist and related deputies belong to the group of the Gauche democrat and republican. PCF has 21 senators. Count also 3 eurodéputés members of the group European Unified left, Scandinavian green left with the the European Parliament.

  • Socialist party (PS), principal party of the left and principal party of the opposition to the National Assembly. The PS is divided between a “right wing”, which one could describe as social democrat, (the former Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, the first secretary of the party François Holland, Dominique Strauss-Kahn or Jack Lang are of this tendency), and a " wing gauche" , much on the left on the economic questions and social (one finds there Arnaud Montebourg and its movement Rénover now or Laurent Fabius and its partisans, who passed from the right wing to the left wing from their rejection of the European constitution, like Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Henri Emmanuelli). At the time of the legislative last, 191 socialist deputies were elected, (members of the group Socialiste, radical and citizen), like three “dissidents” (Misters René Dosière, Rogemont and Chambefort), were connected with the group Socialiste, radical and citizen; . The PS counts 97 senators. Member of the group European Socialist party with the the European Parliament.

  • the Greens, formation ecologist, divided between a “libertarian” wing near to the parliamentary left (it includes/understands Dominique Voynet, sénatrice, or No5el Mamère, deputy and mayor of Bègles), a wing closer to the left mouvementist, even to the extreme left, said “radical” and a wing purely “ecologist” (Yves Cochet, appointed Paris, is of this tendency). Count 4 deputies, members of the group of the Gauche democrat and republican and 5 senators. Member of the group of the Green Europeans with the the European Parliament.

  • Radical left party (PRG), dissidence of the Radical party, divided between the partisans of a strong bond (" satellisation" , according to its detractors) with the PS (Jean-Michel Baylet, senator of the Tarn-et-Garonne and owner of the Dispatch of the South), and others plus separatists, more republican and on the left (Emile Zuccarelli, mayor of Bastia). Count 6 deputies (to which two related ultramarine are added, cf lower), related with the group Socialiste, radical and citizen, and 7 senators (group RDSE). Jean-Michel Baylet was favorable to a bringing together with the Radical party valoisien.

  • Left modern: party of center-left, founded in September 2007, by Jean-Marie Bockel, former partisan within the PS of the line " Social-liberal or " blairiste ", rejoined with Nicolas Sarkozy which made of it its Minister for the Coopération. The modern Gauche as a party succeeds the club of the same name. Count two senators (Daniel Marsin and Georges Othily).

  • Left Social Liberal European New center (PSLE-NEC): Party rested by the members of UDF refusing the strategy of independence of Francois Bayrou. It combined with UMP for the legislative elections of 2007 in the presidential majority. Of the 29 deputies of ex-UDF, 22 adhered by the presidential majority before the second turn of May 6th, 2007 and 18 stated to belong to the New Center. The presidency of the New Center will probably return to Herve Morin, former president of the UDF group of the National Assembly and new Minister for Defense. One will know the name of the future president in autumn. The PSLE - New Center counts 21 deputies, to which are added the deputy of Drancy Jean-Christophe Lagarde, which had been presented without label; all are member of the group Nouveau Center.

  • Union for a popular movement (UMP). Party founded by Jacques Chirac between the two turns of the presidential election of 2002, resulting from the Gathering for the Republic and other sensitivities of right-hand side. Member of the group European Popular party with the the European Parliament. Its new president is not Jean-Claude Gaudin even (by interim). Indeed after the election of Nicolas Sarkozy to the presidency of the republic, this last left the title of president to another only him. He entrusted to Patrick Devedjian the responsibility to control UMP for him of appointing it general secretary and by making it elect with the head of the general advice tops of the Seine. After the second round of legislative of 2007,296 deputies belong to UMP only (more one dissident, Mr. Huet, candidate various right-hand side, on leave of UMP, victorious of the former minister Philippe Bas, official candidate). To those are added the deputies members of parties associated with UMP:

    • the Radical party (known as radical party valoisien), left oldest France (founded in 1901). It divided in the years 1970 between its left wing which went to found MRG and its right wing which kept the control of the party. The minister Jean-Louis Borloo is member of this party. The Radical party counts 17 deputies (including seven in the east of France, six in South-east and two in the North, among which Mr. Borloo), members of the UMP group, and 7 senators (group RDSE)
    • Forum of the social republicans (FRS), of catholic and social inspiration, founded by Christine Boutin. Count 2 deputies. Christine Boutin is Minister for housing. The FRS is represented with the Parliament by the substitute for Mrs. Boutin (elected Yvelines), her single deputy, member of the group UMP.
    • National center of independent and country (CNI), liberal and conservative. Count 3 deputies and 1 senator. April 8th, 2000, Annick of Roscoät is elected President unanimously voices. The CNI (P) has two deputies with the National Assembly (members of the UMP group).
    • Gathering for France (RPF-IE), conservative; party of Charles Pasqua (senator).
  • Upright the Republic (DLR), left gaullist and republican founded by Nicolas Dupont-Aignan to mark his opposition to UMP become according to him an only liberal party and not gaullist. DLR counts a deputy, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (the Essonne), appointed Non-inscrit.

  • Movement for France (MPF), Souverainiste, preserving, Eurosceptic of inspiration Gaulliste and traditionalist, founded and directed by Philippe de Villiers. The MPF counts 2 deputies (a Non-inscrit and related with the group UMP) and 3 senators. Founding member of the group Eurosceptic Independence/Democracy with the the European Parliament.

Regional parliamentary parties

  • Gathering-UMP, left calédonien official successor the Gathering for Calédonie in the Republic, near UMP, controlled there is little by Jacques Lafleur, chaired today by Pierre Frogier. Count two deputies (of which Mr. Frogier), members of the UMP group.

  • Tahoeraa will huiraatira, left tahitien near to UMP (Gaston Flosse), account two deputies, members of the UMP group.
  • Force of the Alternation of the Movement departementalist mahorais (FA-MDM), dissidence of the Mouvement departementalist mahorais, account a deputy connected with the Modem, but sitting like Apparenté with the UMP group.
  • Walwari, formation Guianese counts a deputy, (Christiane Taubira), related with PRG, candidate of this party to presidential of 2002 and sitting like Apparenté with the group Socialiste, radical, citizen.
  • Cape on the Future: formation of Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon close to PRG, represented by the deputy Annick Girardin, connected with the group Socialist, radical, citizen.
  • Democratic forces of Guyana (FDG), left Guianese left, counts a senator (Georges Othily) registered with the group RDSE.
  • linked Guadeloupe, socialism and realities, left inhabitant of Guadeloupe left, count a deputy and a senator (Daniel Marsin) registered with group RDSE.
  • Corsica social democrat (CSD), moderated socialist formation and Corsican separatist carried out by the deputy Simon Renucci, connected with the group Socialist, radical, citizen.
  • Guianese Socialist party (PSG), old dissidence separatist of SFIO, represented by the deputy Chantal Berthelot, connected with the group Socialist, radical, citizen.
  • Left progressist inhabitant of Martinique (PPM), started from Aime Césaire, account a deputy, connected with the group Socialist, radical, citizen.
  • Communist party réunionnais (PCR), Communist party of Réunion, account a deputy (Huguette Bello), member of the group of the Gauche democrat and republican.
  • Independence movement inhabitant of Martinique (MIM), directed by the deputy Alfred Marie-Jeanne, member of the group of the Left democrat and republican.

Parliament of the French from Abroad

Parties contributing near French from abroad and sending members to the Senate. Senators of the three " partis" French from abroad is distributed in the various groups and parties present in the hexagon.

  • Union of the French from abroad: founded in 1927, of right-hand side, near to UMP, counts 7 senators, members of the UMP group (it is majority with a.F.E.).

  • Gathering of the French from abroad: of origin gaullist, account 24 advisers and two senators (UMP).
  • democratic Association of the French from abroad: near to the Republican left and Socialist, account 53 elected officials with a.F.E and 3 senators (1 MRC and 2 PS).

Parties not-members of Parliament

One calls parties “not-members of Parliament” the parties not having representatives at the national level. They can have local representatives and/or Europeans.

Extreme left

See also: Extreme left in France

Anarchistic S

Maoists

  • communist Organization Marxist-Leninist Sees Proletarian (OCML VP): exit indirectly of the proletarian Left and other organizations Marxist-Leninists of the years 1970. Affiliated with the International Conference of the parties and organizations Marxist-Leninists (pro-Albanian in the past). Publish the monthly magazine Partisan .

  • Communist party of the workmen of France (PCOF): founded in 1979 around the section of Strasbourg of the Communist party Marxist-Leninist of France (PCMLF). Member of the International Conference of the parties and organizations Marxist-Leninists, formerly related to the Left the work of Albania.
  • Communist party of France (Maoist): resulting from PCOF via the Organization for the rebuilding of the Communist party of France (ORPCF). Publish the red newspaper Drapeau .
  • Communist party Marxist-Leninist-Maoist: resulting from the autonomous Cores for Communism, founded in 2002.

Trotskistes

  • Communist revolutionary league (LCR): founded in the years 1960, member of the Fourth International (KNOWN)

  • Communist Union (Trotskiste) known as Workers' struggle (LO): founded in 1956, member of the UCI.
  • Left the workers (Pt): founded in 1991 (succeeds the Movement for a party of the workers), member of the ILCWI, gathers a socialist tendency, a communist tendency, a tendency anarchist-trade unionist and a tendency trotskist which is majority (the communist Current internationalist, member of the SIQI).
  • League trotskist of France (LTF): founded in 1975, member of the ICL.
  • Group Bolshevik: founded in 2001, publishes Socialist Révolution, member of the CCITP.
  • Committee for the construction of the revolutionary working party (of the International revolutionary worker): founded in 1997.
  • Group the Commune: founded in 1992, dissidence of the CCI, member of the UIT.
  • socialist Group internationalist: founded in 1992, dissidence of the " group; Commune" , member of the BED.
  • For socialism: founded in 2000.
  • Revolutionary Communist party (Trotskyste): founded in 1962, dissidence of the NCV, member of the PFI - " posadiste".
  • Left revolutionist: founded in 2001, member of the CWI.
  • the Response: founded in 1982, member of SA, former member of the CWI.
  • Group Connections: founded in 2001.
  • Collective red Square: founded in 1995 by former members of the NCV.
  • Public Fraction - To fight for socialism: founded in 2003. Since 2006, Public Fraction CPS was transformed into communist Committee internationalist-trotskyste (CCI-T).
  • communist Group revolutionary internationalist: founded in 2003, dissidence of Pt.

Left Communist

Left

Left alternative

  • Left Alternative 2007: gather, at the time of the legislative ones of 2007 of the candidates exits of the PCF, LCR, like various anti-liberal organizations:
    • Collective of support for Jose Bove with the presidential election of 2007.
    • Solidarity, Ecology, Alternative Left, founded in 1993.
    • Alternate the, founded in 1998 to leave in particular the Alternate red and green (AREV), formed in 1988 by the committees supporting the renovating Communist Pierre Juquin with the presidential election of 1988 and by former members of PSU.
    • Association for New prospects on the left (ANPAG): association founded in 1988, in Caen.
    • democratic Social union (USD): party based in 2004 to support not with the referendum on the TCE. USD is very active in the Midday-Pyrenees and Lozere.
    • Alternate Citizen, CCAG and the Call for unique candidacies 2007-2008: these collectives and associations gather militants of left resulting from the social movement (To act against Unemployment, APEIS, Attac), of the minority members of tendencies of PCF and the Greens, of Alternate and the people without political affiliation, but of sensitivity altermondialist. Certain regional elected officials form part of it, in particular in Ile-de-France. They are often combined with PCF.
    • Convention for an alternative progressist: survival of the political movement of the same name. Count some local federations and some elected officials.
  • Movement of the left progressist (MGP): founded in 1989 per Robert Jarry, mayor of Mans, former Communist. Primarily active in the Sarthe.

radical Republican left/

“Marxist-Leninists” not-Maoists

  • communist Pole of rebirth in France (PRCF): resulting from a scission from PCF, ex-FNARC, founded in 2004. Georges Hage, former PCF deputy of North, and senior of the preceding National Assembly, is honorary president of this formation. This party introduced several candidates at the time of the legislative last.

  • Union of the revolutionist-Communists of France (URCF): resulting from the communist Coordination (oppositional group of PCF), founded in 2004.
  • Communist: resulting from the “ Call of the 500 ” (oppositional group of PCF), founded in 2000 by the sénatrice Rolande Perlican. This party introduced several candidates at the time of the legislative last.
  • Collective Communist militant: founded in 2002. Stalinist, “pro-Albanian”, near to URCF. Publish monthly magazine “ Communist militant ”.
  • Communistes fights about it ( for construction in France of a party Marxist-Leninist ) (Concealment): resulting from the communist Coordination . Publish the two-monthly homonym.
  • communist Coordination 59-62: groups of the North and Pas-de-Calais of the communist Coordination having scissionné in 2000.

political Ecology out of the Green

Parties generally close to the center, the right-hand side, or “independent”.

  • Social Ecology: founded in 1998 (movement), constitutes itself in political party in 2000.
  • Citoyenneté, action, participation for the {{S|XXI|E}} (Cape 21): movement ecologist founded in 1996 and directed by Corinne Lepage (old minister of environment for the first government of Alain Juppe). The Democratic Mouvement of Francois Bayrou supports.
  • Movement of the independent ecologists (MEI), movement ecologist still influential in the east of the France, founded and directed by Antoine Waechter, former member and founder of the Green hostile to the bringing together with the left. The Democratic Mouvement of Francois Bayrou supports.
  • Left for the decrease, ecologist and altermondialist.
  • Generation ecology (GE), founded in 1990 and chaired by France Gamerre, account still some elected officials at the local level.
  • natural Movement man animals
  • the Clover them New Ecologists of the Natural Gathering and Animal (Clover-NERNA) - supports UMP.
  • Confederation of the independent ecologists: founded in 1995, Regionalistic Souverainiste and .

Center

  • Alternate liberal (Al), founded on March 1st, 2006 to promote the Liberalism political, economic and social, the Libertarianisme.
  • Left federalistic, created in 1995 to promote the federalism in France and Europe.
  • European and Social Initiative (IES), movement social-liberal and European founded in 2006 and directed by Marc d' Héré.
  • Europe Resistance
  • Today, Otherwise, founded French political party in 2004 by Jean-Luc Roméro and Philippe Lohéac, associated with the Radical party of the street of Valois.

Right

Gaullisme

  • Action for the Revival of Gaullisme and its Social objectives: organization gaullist of left, founded by Jean Charbonnel.

  • Union gaullist for republican France (UGFR): gaullist of left, formerly member of the republican Pole.
  • Union of French people (UPF), confederation gaullist and republican aiming at the union of French people beyond political cleavages, founded in 2006.
  • Initiative gaullist: founded in 1997, near to the UGFR and ARGOS, component of the UPF.
  • democratic Movement French (MDF): movement gaullist founded in 1978, supported Jean-Pierre Chevènement in 2002, and the candidature of Nicolas Dupont-Aignan in 2007.
  • Club New Century: gather the gaullists of left supporting UMP, perpetuates the Mouvement Solidarity Participation (founded in 1982, residual misadventure of mobility gaullist of left), formerly associated with the RPR.

Bonapartism

  • Left France Bonapartist (BFR): a parliamentary candidate presented for 2007 in the 8th district of the High Garonne. Another member of the party was substitute for a candidate of Debout the Republic.

  • Central committee Bonapartist (CCB), it was active in Corsica and mainly with Ajaccio, where it belonged to the municipal opposition, after having controlled the city a long time. Reconstituted in 2003.

Others

  • National center of Independent and Patriotic (CNIP), founded in 2001, nationalist and Christian-Democrat.
  • Hunting, fishing, nature and traditions (CPNT), founded in 1989, ruralist, agrarian, has elected officials at the local level.
  • Gathering for the independence and the sovereignty of France (RIF), recent formation, Souverainiste, account a European deputy; bound to MPF.
  • Christian Republican party, resulting from the Christian mobility of the evangelism, American origin (the USA); copy evangelic wing of the American Republican party.

Extreme right-hand side

  • National front (FN), founded and directed by Jean-Marie Le Pen (former French, European deputy and regional adviser) gathering various tendencies: nationalist, main road-catholic, nationalist-revolutionist, “right news”…

  • National republican movement (MNR), founded in 1999 by dissidents of the FN carried out by Bruno Mégret (former mayor of Vitrolles), account some town councilors. Favorable to the " Patriotique" union; proposed by Jean-Marie Le Pen.
  • identity Block: founded in 2003, following the dissolution of Radical Unit. Group identity Mouvance.
  • Left Community national-European (PCN): founded in 1984 in Belgium, started again in 1993 in France. Ideology of the National-Bolchevism is asserted.
  • Populist party, rested by former executives of the MNR; favorable to the " Union patriotique" proposed by Jean-Marie Le Pen.
  • Left national radical (PNR), founded in 2001 by a dissident of the National front.
  • French Work: founded in 1964 by Pierre Sidos; the National front supports.
  • Hunting rights (political party), left rural resulting from a scission with CPNT in 2001.

Monarchism

Various parties and gathering

  • Attention! Handicap

  • Europe - Freedom (ELECT): Center movement, promoting Esperanto, the financial and media transparency, a constituent assembly for Europe… Founded in 2007 per Christian Garino and Jérémy Bizet
  • Movement for the popular initiative (MIP)
  • Left white: Party for the recognition of the blank vote.
  • Gathering of the French taxpayers (RCF): unipersonal party rested by Nicolas Miguet, business man.
  • Parti the pleasure
  • Parti pirates
  • the Union of the Emergent Candidates, coalition founded on February 22nd, 2007 gathering various organizations groupusculaires:
    • France in Action (FEA), political party founded in 2004 and directed by Jean-Marc Governatori.
    • Unemployed, Excluded, Paid in Precariousness, Insufficient, Marginalized, Student, Reprocessed Incomes and will cætera, are expressed Autrement (CESPRIMER Autrement)
    • Left Right Union
    • Esperanto Liberté
  • Solidarité and Progrès (SP): old Left Working European, it presented Jacques Cheminade to presidential of 1995 and takes part in the local elections, main roads (a half-dozen of candidates to the legislative last) and European. Party carrying the ideology of Lyndon LaRouche; described like sect by the specialized companies.
  • Left humanistic, manifestly described like sect.

Parties local/regionalistic/separatists/independence

List local political parties (local representations of the national tendencies, sometimes these parties affiliated/are associated with metropolitan formations, other times, it acts of scission of the local federation: it is the case in the DOM-ROM) and regionalistic, with the vaguest direction of the term (either the label used by the press and the institutions in load of the elections, to characterize the parties or candidates independence, separatists, regionalistic themselves).

See also: Regionalism (political)

The Areas Federation & Interdependent people

One of the most completed attempts regrouping of the “regionalistic” forces metropolitan. This federation gathers, founded in 1995, gathers the following formations:

  • Frankiz Breizh
  • Movement Area Savoy (MRS)
  • Left the Corsican nation (PNC).
  • Left Occitan (POcc.)
  • Union the Alsatian people (UPA-EVU)

The Gathering of the people inhabitant of Franche-Comté (RPFC), inhabitant of Franche-Compt3e formation, made party of it. One can ideologically classify it with the center-left; it is before any federalist.

Alsace

Brittany

  • Breton Federation legitimist: royalist, founded in 1986.
  • Adsav (fine XXe): Breton and identity nationalist movement, founded in 2000, of a scission of the POBL.
  • Breton Federalistic Alliance: movement to which joined what remained of the Parti for the organization of free Brittany, movement separatist of right-hand side founded in 1982.
  • federalistic Mouvement of Brittany: movement wanting to be continuator of the Breton federalistic League, member of the Union of the Federalistic Movements (UMF).
  • Breton Regionalistic Movement (MRB), regionalistic and identity, rested by Xavier Guillemot.
  • Breton Branch of the Celtic League (nationalism) (Celtic League): founded in 1961.
  • federalistic Party of Brittany: scission of Breizh 2004, near of the federalistic Left.
  • Left Breton /Strollad Breizh: nationalist movement democrat-progressist (center), founded in 2002.
  • Breton democratic Union: regionalistic movement of left, founded in 1964.
  • Frankiz Breizh: founded into 1984 of a scission with the UDB
  • Emgann: Movement of the independence left, founded in 1983.
  • Coordination Independent Brittany and libertarian: belongs to the current anarchist-freedom fighter. Among its members:

Catalonia of North/Roussillon

  • Block Democratic Català then Convergence of Catalonia: regionalistic movement of center-left, founded in 2001.
  • Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya /Gauche Republican of Catalonia (ERC): founded in 1931, nationalist party of left transborder (France/Spain).
  • Unitat Catalana (CPU): nationalist organization of center-droite, founded in 1986.

Corsica

  • Unione Naziunale : group parliamentary Territorial Assemblée of Corsica, gathers:
    • Corsica Nazione: Corsican independence movement, founded in 1992, gathering has Cuncolta, I Made green Corsi.
    • Parti the Corsican nation /Partitu di has Nazione Corsu (PNC): movement Corsican separatist, founded in 2002, gathering the former members of the Union of the Corsican people (UPC, founded in 1977), Scelta Nova, former members of the Movement For Self-determination (MPA, founded in 1990).
    • Presenza Naziunale
  • Indipendenza : Corsican independence movement, founded in 2001, gathering:
    • has Cuncolta indipendenza
    • Corsica Viva
    • U Culletivu main road
    • Associu per has suvranita.
  • Fronte Populare (Popular front), independence movement of left, gathers:
    • Partitu Sucialistu per Indipendenza (PSI).
    • Accolta Naziunale Corsa
  • Rinnovu .
  • has Manca Naziunale (Nationalist, observant Extreme left with the Fourth International).

Flanders-Artois-Hainaut

  • regional Alliance Flanders-Artois-Hainaut: founded regionalistic movement in 2003, claiming French a Netherlands area.

Guadeloupe

Refers to the article: Policy of the Guadeloupe. (In addition to the federations UMP and local PS)
  • Gathering For the French Guadeloupe and Caribéenne (RPGFC): party inhabitant of Guadeloupe of right-hand side.
  • Socialist Revival: founded in 2003, by Daniel Marsin, senator RDSE.
  • linked Guadeloupe, socialism and realities (GUSR): local social democrat party resulting from the inhabitant of Guadeloupe federation of the French Socialist party.
  • Left democratic progressist inhabitant of Guadeloupe (chairman): constituted in 1991 by militants of the Communist party inhabitant of Guadeloupe following the disappearance of the USSR.
  • Left Commnuniste Inhabitant of Guadeloupe: founded in 1944, like section of PCF, independent since 1958.
  • Mouvman Gwadloupéyen: independence party of left, founded in June 1997, succeeds the Popular union for the Release of the Guadeloupe, founded in 1978.
  • Konvwa louse Liberasyon Nasyonal Gwadloup /Convoi for the National Release of the Guadeloupe: founded in 1997 by Luc Rennet.

French Guiana

Martinique

Summary of the article: Political of Martinique.

  • Partis assimilationnists

    • Let us dare To dare: founded in 2000, of center-droite.
    • Forces inhabitants of Martinique of progress: liberal party, founded in 1998.
    • socialist Federation of Martinique (FSM): connect local PS.
    • Revival of Sainte-Marie
    • Popular movement franciscain
    • liberal Movement inhabitant of Martinique: created in 1992, right liberal.
  • Left separatists
    • Left progressist inhabitant of Martinique: founded by Aime Césaire in 1958 and resulting from the communist Federation inhabitant of Martinique.
    • To build the country Martinique: founded in 1998, scission of the Communist party inhabitant of Martinique.
    • democratic Gathering inhabitant of Martinique: founded in 2006, dissidence of PPM.
    • Communist party inhabitant of Martinique: founded in 1957.
  • independence Parties

Mayotte

  • Mouvement departementalist mahorais (MDM): movement departementalist of the center (for dissidence parliamentary Force of the Alternation of the MDM, cf Left regional).
  • Popular movement mahorais (MPM)
The MPM, the MDM and the Mouvement of the Citizens (MDC) result all the three from the movement known as Soroda.

Nice

    • League for the Restoration of Freedoms Niçoises

New Caledonia

Take as a starting point the page: Political in New Caledonia.

  • Left loyal supporters

    • Gathering for Calédonie (RPC): party created by Jacques Lafleur in 2006.
    • Gathering for Calédonie in the Republic (RPCR), today Gathering - UMP: left the local line, founded in 1977 by Jacques Lafleur under the name of the Gathering for Calédonie, becomes RCPR in 1978 (fusion with RPR - New Caledonia), and takes the name of Gathering - UMP after its affiliation in UMP.
    • Alliance: started from center-right, founded in 1998, New Caledonia for All succeeds, created in 1995. Affiliated with any political party, combined Future together, near to UDF. Take part in the formation of Avenir together, new dissidence of the RPCR, founded in 2004.
  • independence Partis

Occitanie

  • Anaram in Patac: revolutionary left occitane, created in 1992, going down from Corrent revolucionari occitan (CROC).
  • Left Nacion Occitana/Parti of the nation occitane (PNO): party separatist of left, founded in 1959.
  • Left Occitan (POc) ***: independence party of center-left, created in 1987.

Basque Country

  • Left national Basque Basque nationalist /Parti (EAJ-PNB): party separatist Christian-Democrat founded in 1895.
  • Eusko Alkartasuna /Solidarit E Basque: scission of the PNV, independence and not-denominational party, of social democrat tendency, founded in 1986-1987
  • Abertzaleen Batasuna: formation of the nationalist left (independence) of the French Basque Country.
  • Batasuna : Basque independence party of extreme-left, near of ETA, formed, in France, by former members of Abertzaleen Batasuna. Both Batasuna have fact causes common at the time of the French legislative last of 2007.

French Polynesia

  • Union for the democracy (UPLD), independence alliance, gathers:
    • Tavini Huiraatira /Servir People: founded independence party in 1977, by Oscar Temaru. Near to the Front of release of Polynesia, founded the same year by same Oscar Temaru, become in 1984 Tavini will huiraatira No you ao My' ohi (Servant of the Polynesian people).
    • Here have' has: founded in 1965, resulting from the Gathering of the populations tahitiennes (independence and close to the PCF, founded in 1947).
    • Ai' has Api /Nouvelle Patrie: founded in 1982, dissidence of the E' has Api, near to PRG.
    • No oe E you nunaa /Pour you, for us: founded in 2003, Francois Bayrou in 2007.
    • Fetia Api /Nouvelle Star invited to vote: centrist party, founded in 1996, near to the Modem.
  • To' U Ai' has/Our fatherland: founded in 2007 by a dissident of Tavini Huiraatia; more in favor of an economic independence that of a political independence.
  • Polynesian Socialist party: near to the UPLD, without however forming part of it.
  • Porinetia Ora /Que lives Polynesia: party separatist, founded in 2004
  • Tahoeraa will huiraatira /Rassemblement Populaire: right party anti-freedom fighter, founded in 1977 per Gaston Flosse, succeeds the Union tahitienne Tetahoera' has Maohi, founded in 1962 and affiliated with UDR.
  • Rautahi /Rassemblement for French Polynesia: founded in 2005, dissidence of the Popular assembly.
  • Te niu hau manahune /Le principle of democracy: right party, founded in 2007.

Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon

Savoy

  • Movement Area Savoy (MRS), Savoyard regionalistic movement, founded in 1971.
  • Savoyard League: Savoyard independence movement, founded in 1994/95.
  • Left federalistic and regionalistic Savoy: Savoyard regionalistic movement, founded in 2006, near to the Federalistic Left.

Disappeared political parties

See also: List of the disappeared political parties (France), List of the disappeared political parties

Financing of the French political parties

Internal bonds

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