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The National front is a Belgian Political party French-speaking of Extrême right-hand side, founded in 1985 by Daniel Féret, president currently disputed. This party is resulting from three bunches: the Nationalist Social movement , the Union for a new Democracy and the group Delta . Between 1989 and 1991, it was joined by the majority of the leaders of the Front of youth (FJ) - Belgium and of the Parti the forces new (the NFP).

Program

The electoral program of Front National is mainly centered on the topic of the Maghrebian Immigration or Turkish. The ideology of Front National is considered, by its adversaries in particular, like populist, Réactionnaire, and Nationaliste. Since its foundation, the progression of this party, in prey with ceaseless internal conflicts, is more or less limited. At the time of the last regional elections of 2004, Front National obtained 8,1% of the voices at the Walloon Parliament.

Situation

The Belgian FN currently has an elected official with the Room (Patrick Cocriamont), of an elected official to the Sénat, Michel Delacroix, of four elected officials to the Walloon Parlement (Charles Petitjean, Charles Pire, Daniel Huygens and Jean-Pierre Borbouse), of four elected officials to the Parlement of Brussels (Guy Hance, Audrey Rorive, Paul Arku and Christiane Van Nieuwenhoven) and of four elected officials to the Parlement of the French Community.

Among the former elected officials of this party, one can count Juan Lemmens, Georges Matagne (death in 1997), Hugues Wailliez, Marguerite Bastien, Alain Sadaune, Guy Hance, Alain Michot, Thierry de Looz-Corswarem…

The notoriety of the party comes in particular from the indirect publicity which is made to him through the National front French. The logo and the initials are certified copies of the homonymous French party which however denies any relationship to him.

There exist many associations which have the role to fight this party. Moreover, as well French-speaking media as the French-speaking political parties apply towards the FN the process of the “medical Cordon”: thus during the program precedent the communal and provincial elections (October 8th, 2006), the FN will have profited from no presence in the media.

Daniel Féret and its close entourage occupies several important stations within the party and controls this one in a narrow way. This control exerted by Féret often caused problems and tension, like when Francis Detraux, senator elected direct in 2003, founded a dissidence, National Force, in 2004.

In October 2007, while the inculpations against Daniel Féret and his entourage multiply, the president of the FN must face a sling of the political office of the party which relieves it and indicates Michel Delacroix like chair making functions, while Féret affirms that the action of the office was illegal and deposits felt sorry for.

History

1985 : Creation of the National front by Doctor Daniel Féret.
1987 : Legislative elections.
1988 : Communal elections: the FN obtains an elected official with Molenbeek-Saint-Jean.
1989 : Regional elections with Brussels: the FN obtains two elected officials.
1991 : The FN amalgamates in its center the remainders of the Party of the new forces (the NFP), a bunch néonazi. Legislative and provincial elections: the FN obtains two provincial advisers and a national deputy, Georges Matagne, old of the direction of the NFP.
1994 : European elections: Daniel Féret is elected appointed European. Communal and provincial elections: the FN obtains several tens of elected officials.
1995 : Legislative and regional elections: the FN obtains two seats of federal deputies and eight seats of regional deputies - six with the Région of Brussels-Capital, two with the Walloon region. Clash intern, the party is divided into two camps. Creation then of a FN-(a) which will take the name of new Front of Belgium (FNB).
1999 : Legislative, regional and European elections: the FN obtains a seat of federal deputy and three seats of regional deputies.
2000 : Communal and provincial elections: the FN obtains six seats of communal advisers and a seat of advising provincial.
2003 : Legislative elections: the FN obtains a seat of federal deputy and two seats of senators: a co-opted direct elected official (Francis Detraux) and one (Michel Delacroix).
2004 : Regional elections: the party obtains four seats of deputy to the Walloon Parlement and four at the Parliament of Brussels.
2006 : (April) Following a long lawsuit for infringement with the law antiracist, president Daniel Féret is condemned to ten years of ineligibility and a service of general interest. He is replaced at the Parliament of Brussels by Guy Hance and at the Parliament of the French Community by his partner Audrey Rorive

Dissidences frontists

In February 2005, the site RésistanceS published a study on the Belgian FN since its creation in 1985. In this study, one learned that this party had then known already more than thirty dissidences. Absolute records in the political History belge.

Among the most important scissions, quote those which gave place to the creation of the new Front of Belgium (FNB, led by Marguerite Bastien, with the support of Roger Nols) and National Force (FN, in 2005, with a good part of the Walloon direction of the FN).

Electoral results

Senate - electoral College French

2007: 150.461 votes - 5.95%
2003: 147.305 votes - 5.95%

Room of the Representatives

District of the Walloon Brabant

2007: 7.574 votes - 3.27%
2003: 9.071 votes - 4.09%

District of Brussels-Hall-Vilvorde

2007: 16.449 votes - 1.93%
2003: 18.986 votes - 2.25%

District of Hainaut

2007: 58.408 votes - 7.87%
2003: 52.332 votes - 7.20%

District of Liege

2007: 28.177 votes - 4.51%
2003: 29.134 votes - 4.80%

District of Luxembourg

2007: 6.128 votes - 3.69%
2003: 5.690 votes - 3.59%

District of Namur

2007: 14.649 votes - 4.97%
2003: 14.799 votes - 5.24%

the European Parliament

2004: 181.351 votes - 7,45%
1999: 94.848 votes - 4,1%

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