The MEP, who was excluded from Eric Zemmour’s party after the legislative elections, says she wants to “contribute to the victory of the national camp”.
Published on 07/10/2024 18:49
Reading time: 1 min European MP Marion Maréchal, May 15, 2024 in Gradignan (Gironde). (CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT / AFP)
European MP Marion Maréchal announced on Monday October 7 in an interview with Figarothe launch of a political movement called “Identity-Liberties”, whose objective is “to work on a coalition alongside Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella and Eric Ciotti”. “I decided to launch a political movement to contribute to the victory of the national camp,” explains the head of the list of Eric Zemmour’s Reconquest! in the European elections, who then called for an alliance with his aunt Marine Le Pen for the legislative elections, contrary to Eric Zemmour, which earned him exclusion from the party.
In this news “coalition” with lepénistes, ciottistes and, she pleads “until Nicolas Dupont-Aignan”Marion Maréchal says she wants “carry the voice of a civilizational right which is at the same time anti-woke, anti-welfare and anti-tax racketeering by breaking with the mental socialism which has guided public accounts for too long“, she argues.
The MEP also believes that Marine Le Pen is the “legitimate candidate of the national camp” for the next presidential election, ensuring that it “will support”, unlike 2022. “I will work with her to build a majority in the National Assembly in which the civilizational right is represented” she adds, listing “the drastic reduction of immigration”, “the refusal of Islamization”, “the affirmation of our Christian heritage” as well as “freedom of conscience and expression” or “academic freedom, by assuming to defend a greater place given to the private sector alongside the public”.
Marion Maréchal also explained that three of the four other European deputies elected on her Zemmourist list in June joined her movement, Guillaume Peltier, Nicolas Bay and Laurence Trochu. Related deputies RN Thibaut Monnier, Anne Sicard and Eddy Casterman are also part of it.