Editing Movement for France (section)

=== 1990s === 
[[File:Mouvement pour la France (old logo).png|150px|thumb|left|Old logo of the MPF]]
Founded in 1994, the party nominated [[Philippe de Villiers]] as candidate in the [[1995 French presidential election|1995 presidential election]]. He obtained over a million votes and 4.74% of the popular vote, but failed to pass 5%.

In the [[1997 French legislative election|1997 legislative election]], the MPF joined forces with the [[National Centre of Independents and Peasants]] as {{anchor|LDI}}''La Droite Indépendante'' (LDI). Philippe de Villiers was re-elected, as was one of his allies, who nonetheless left the party soon thereafter.

It contested the [[1999 European Parliament election in France|1999 European Parliamentary elections]] in alliance with the [[Rassemblement pour la France]] (RPF) of [[Charles Pasqua]], the combination winning 13 seats, surpassing [[Nicolas Sarkozy]]'s [[Rassemblement pour la République]] (RPR) list.