Liberal Democracy (France)

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Liberal Democracy (France) was a French centre-right liberal political party that played a notable role in the country’s liberal-conservative camp before merging into the broader Union for a Popular Movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political party
advocated economic liberalization
free-market reforms
liberal economic policies
reduction of state intervention in the economy
competedIn French legislative elections
French local elections
country France
hasSuccessor Union for a Popular Movement
ideology economic liberalism
liberal conservatism
liberalism
mergedInto Union for a Popular Movement
nativeLanguage French
operatedIn Fifth French Republic political system
orientation pro-European integration
pro-market
partOf French centre-right political bloc
playedRoleIn French liberal-conservative camp
politicalFamily liberal-conservative parties in Europe
politicalOrientation reformist
politicalPosition centre-right
politicalSpectrum right
sphereOfActivity national politics of France
status defunct political party
supported private enterprise
representative democracy
rule of law

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Union for a Popular Movement predecessor Liberal Democracy (France)
Jean-Pierre Raffarin politicalParty Démocratie libérale
linked to: Liberal Democracy (France)
Philippe Goujon memberOfPoliticalParty Liberal Democracy (France)
Republican Party (France, 1977) succeededBy Liberal Democracy (France)
Republican Party (France, 1977) mergedInto Liberal Democracy (France)
Union pour un Mouvement Populaire formedByMergerOf Démocratie Libérale
subject linked to: UMP
linked to: Liberal Democracy (France)