Renouveau français

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Renouveau français (litterally "French renewal") is a French nationalist political party affiliated to the European National Front. Founded in November 2005, the group has been associated with the anti-capitalist rhetoric of Strasserism by R. Griffin.

Renouveau français politically defines itself as nationalist, catholic and "anti-revolutionary" — in this case, opposed to the principles of the French Revolution of 1789. Nevertheless, the organisation has a tricolour logo[1] and claims to defend the "French nation"[2]

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[edit] Organisation

Renouveau français describes itself as a "structure for reflexion, formation and information, outside electoralist framework, independant from all political formations and from all cleavages".

Renouveau français is coordinated by a directoral comitee and has regional branches in Île-de-France, Bretagne, Anjou, Normandy, Vendée and Alsace[3][4]. They claim several hundreds members and "thousands" of sympathisers.

[edit] Doctrine

Renouveau français describes itself as "nationalist", defining the notion as "defence of vital interests of France and the French, without any hatred".

Renouveau français is anti-republican, and denounces freemasonry and "lobbys", as well as marxism, socialism and democracy. The organisation claims heirdom of far-right personalities as Charles Maurras, Édouard Drumont, Maurice Barrès, Jacques Ploncard d'Assac and Henry Coston[5]. Their site hosts editorials from former members of the OAS [6]

[edit] Electoral stance

Renouveau français claims to be "off the left/right cleavage", a common claim of the French far-right. Indeed, in 2007, Renouveau français encouraged its sympathisers to vote for "no other candidate than Jean-Marie Le Pen"[7], describing him as "only credible representant of the patriotic trend". Still, Renouveau français warned against the "democratic system", and the "fundamentally mason, laic and cosmopolit Republic"[7].

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