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| − | [[Mouvement pour la France]] is a conservative and eurosceptic political political party from France, founded in 1994. The leader of the party is the former communications minister [[Philippe de Villiers]]. | + | [[Mouvement pour la France]] (''Movement for France'') is a conservative and eurosceptic political political party from France, founded in 1994. The leader of the party is the former communications minister [[Philippe de Villiers]]. |
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Latest revision as of 05:32, 16 April 2009
Mouvement pour la France (Movement for France) is a conservative and eurosceptic political political party from France, founded in 1994. The leader of the party is the former communications minister Philippe de Villiers.