Pergerakan untuk Perancis adalah sebuah parti politik Perancis yang konservatif, lembut dan partai politik Gaullist, yang ditubuhkan pada 20 November 1994, dengan sebuah kubu kuat wilayah di Vendée. Ia diketuai oleh Philippe de Villiers, pernah menjadi menteri komunikasi di bawah Jacques Chirac. Parti itu dianggap Eurosceptic, walaupun tidak sampai ke tahap mencari penarikan dari Kesatuan Eropah. Dengan cara ini ia berbeza dengan beberapa parti Eurosceptik utama seperti Parti Kemerdekaan UK. MPF menentang peningkatan integrasi Eropah dan berkampanye dengan sukses untuk mengundi "…
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How do you think your daily life would change if your country had less influence from bigger political entities or unions?
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Imagine a political leader from your country advocating for a significant reduction in its role in international alliances; how would that make you feel about your country's future?
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If there was a referendum today on a major political or international issue in your country, what concerns would you have?
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In what ways do you think the culture and identity of a country should influence its foreign and domestic policies?
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How important is it for a country to maintain strong, distinct cultural values in today's globalized world?
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Reflect on the impact that a political party focusing on national sovereignty might have on issues like immigration in your country; what positives or negatives come to mind?
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What are your thoughts on a country making decisions that might reduce its international cooperation but increase its national sovereignty?
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How would you feel about a policy that prioritizes traditions and cultural heritage in educational systems and public life?
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Consider how a decision to limit a country's participation in international groups might affect young people's future opportunities; what are your thoughts?
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If a political movement in your country was strongly opposed to the influence of another nation or a group of nations, how would that affect your view of international relations?