BREAKING NEWS – The European MP, a former key figure in Reconquête, unveils the launch of her party: Identity-Libertés.
LE FIGARO. – You revealed a political undertaking at the start of last week. Are you establishing your own party?
MARION MARCHAL. – I have resolved to initiate a political movement aimed at contributing to the triumph of the national camp. My objective is to collaborate on a structured coalition alongside Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella, and Eric Ciotti. Each will retain their distinct characteristics, drawing inspiration from the model that enabled the success of our ideology in other European countries. Within this coalition, I aspire to embody the voice of a civilizational right that concurrently opposes woke ideologies, welfare dependency, and tax exploitation by breaking away from the “mental socialism” that has long governed public finances. To persuade the largest possible number of French citizens, a tripartite alliance will be more formidable than a dual alliance. And as a Breton, I can assure you that a trimaran outperforms a catamaran, especially when facing a headwind!
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Marion Maréchal Launches New Party: A Shift in France’s Political Landscape
In a recent development, Marion Maréchal, a European MP and former key figure in Reconquête, has unveiled the launch of her new party, Identity-Libertés [[1]][[2]][[3]]. This move comes after her exclusion from Reconquête in June 2024, following her call to vote for the Rassemblement national (RN) [[1]].
According to Maréchal, her objective is to contribute to the triumph of the national camp by forming a structured coalition with Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella, and Eric Ciotti [[2]]. Each party will retain its distinct characteristics, drawing inspiration from the model that enabled the success of their ideology in other European countries. Within this coalition, Maréchal aims to embody the voice of a civilizational right that opposes woke ideologies, welfare dependency, and tax exploitation.
Maréchal’s decision to launch her own party marks a significant shift in France’s political landscape. Her intention to collaborate with the Rassemblement national (RN) and the Union des droites (UDR) has raised eyebrows, with some speculating that she may be trying to position herself as a key player in the next presidential election [[2]][[3]].
As a prominent figure in French politics, Maréchal’s move is likely to have far-reaching implications for the country’s political landscape. Her party’s focus on civilizational rights, opposition to woke ideologies, and commitment to breaking away from “mental socialism” may resonate with a significant portion of the electorate [[2]].
However, it remains to be seen how Maréchal’s new party will fare in the coming elections. Her ability to form a successful coalition with the RN and UDR will depend on her ability to navigate the complex web of French politics and build alliances with other key players.
One thing is certain, however: Marion Maréchal’s launch of Identity-Libertés has shaken up the French political establishment, and her party’s influence will be closely watched in the coming months.
