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Dominique de Villepin Launches 'La France Humaniste' Party With 2027 in Sight

His movement seeks to unite disaffected voters around a promise to repeal the pension reform raising retirement to 64 years

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L'ancien Premier ministre Dominique de Villepin, le 4 avril 2025 à Paris
L’ancien premier ministre Dominique de Villepin.
«La France humaniste» : Dominique de Villepin lance son parti en vue de 2027

Overview

  • De Villepin launched La France humaniste on June 23 with UDI mayor Benoît Jimenez as president and dozens of local chapters established across France
  • He positions the party as a centrist alternative to both La France Insoumise and the Rassemblement National by advocating for measured policies and rejecting political overreach
  • His flagship policy proposal calls for repealing the 2023 pension reform that set the retirement age at 64 and adopting a points-based system for greater fairness
  • He publicly rebuked Bruno Retailleau’s handling of the Algeria crisis, and Retailleau countered by accusing him of adopting extreme-left talking points
  • He insists gathering the 500 required sponsorships will pose no obstacle and is organizing grassroots support ahead of any formal 2027 presidential bid