Eurodroite

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Eurodroite was a European association of right-wing extremist parties. It was founded in 1978 at the instigation of Giorgio Almirante , President of the Italian Movimento sociale italiano (MSI).

Members

country Political party Party leader
BelgiumBelgium Belgium Forces Nouvelles Pieter Kerstens
FranceFrance France Parti des forces nouvelles Pascal Gauchon , Roland Gaucher
Center national des indépendants et paysans Philippe Malaud
ItalyItaly Italy Movimento Sociale Italiano - Destra Nazionale Giorgio Almirante
SpainSpain Spain Fuerza Nueva Blow piñar

The Danish Fremskridtspartiet was also courted by Almirante, but this refused to join the association.

European elections 1979

The association took part in the 1979 European elections , but only the MSI was able to move into the European Parliament with 5.45% of the vote and four seats . In France , Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour was the leader of the Union française pour l'eurodroite list . The list received 1.31% of the vote and failed to make it into the European Parliament. Philippe Malaud had meanwhile left the Eurodroite and started with his own list (UDIP - FIDES, 1.40%). The Forces Nouvelles did not enter, Spain was not yet a member of the EC .

resolution

Since Eurodroite only had four Italian MEPs, the planned establishment of a political group in the European Parliament did not materialize. In 1982 the MSI moved closer to the French Front National , with which it founded the Group of the European Right after the European elections in 1984 .

swell

  • Pascal Delwit, Philippe Poirier (2007): Extrême-droite et pouvoir en Europe, Bruxelles, Editions de l'Université de Bruxelles. (PDF)
  • Dimitri Almeida (2010): Europeanized Eurosceptics? Radical Right Parties and European Integration .Perspectives On European Politics And Society Vol. 11, Iss. 3.