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Europe of Nations and Freedom

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Former far-right political group of the European Parliament

Europe of Nations and Freedom
European Parliament group
English abbr.ENF
French abbr.ENL
Ideology
Political positionRight-wing[15] tofar-right[20]
European partiesMovement for a Europe of Nations and Freedom
From15 June 2015
To13 June 2019
Succeeded byIdentity and Democracy
Chaired byNicolas Bay
Marcel de Graaff
Websiteenf.eu (archived)

Europe of Nations and Freedom (ENF; French:Europe des nations et des libertés,ENL) was afar-right[21][22][23][24]political group that operated in theEuropean Parliament between 2015 and 2019. It was composed of 37MEPs and only existed during theEuropean Parliament's 8th term. Most of its MPs were members of theMovement for a Europe of Nations and Freedom political party.

Ideologically, ENF wasright-wing populist andEurosceptic. Its members included far-right parties such as FrenchNational Front (known as National Rally after 2018), ItalianLega Nord, DutchParty for Freedom, andVlaams Belang. After the2019 European Parliament election, ENF was transformed into theIdentity and Democracy group.[25]

History

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Following the2014 European elections on 22–25 May 2014, theEuropean Alliance for Freedom (EAF), comprisingfar-right parties from across Europe, aimed to form a stable parliamentary group in the European Parliament prior to the start of the8th term. A previous attempt to create a far-right group in the European Parliament during the6th term was the short-livedIdentity, Tradition, Sovereignty (ITS) group in 2007.[26]

On 28 May 2014, it was announced at a press conference inBrussels that the alliance led byMarine Le Pen of the FrenchNational Front (FN) andGeert Wilders of the DutchParty for Freedom (PVV), includingNorthern League (LN) leaderMatteo Salvini, were in negotiations to create a parliamentary group.[27] On 24 June 2014, it was announced that the Le Pen/Wilders alliance had failed to gather the requisite 25 MEPs from seven EU member nations, thus starting the parliamentary term asNon-Inscrits members.[28][29] Later in 2014, the EAF was succeeded by theMovement for a Europe of Nations and Freedom (MENL), without the participation of the PVV.[30]

On 15 June 2015, Marine Le Pen announced that a new group in the European Parliament would be launched the following day, set to comprise MEPs from the FN, PVV, LN, theFreedom Party of Austria (FPÖ),Flemish Interest (VB),[18][31][32] the PolishCongress of the New Right (KNP) and formerUK Independence Party memberJanice Atkinson.[33] Together with the availability of the excluded UKIP MEP, the creation of the group with representation from seven member states was made possible by the recent side-lining of two historical but controversial figures of the far-right:Jean-Marie Le Pen was suspended by his own National Front, whileJanusz Korwin-Mikke's departure from the KNP allowed Marine Le Pen and Wilders to accept the two remaining members of the party in their group, something they had rejected during the discussions held in June 2014.[34][35] Among the FN delegation,Bruno Gollnisch chose not to join in solidarity with former president Jean-Marie Le Pen, whileAymeric Chauprade, on a trip toFiji,[34] joined a few days later.[36] One of the four seatswon by the PVV was vacant at the time of the group's creation until 8 September 2015, whenAuke Zijlstra replacedHans Jansen, who had died on 5 May 2015.[37]

In July 2015, theEuropean Parliament decided the group would earn €3 million per year from EU funds.[38] By adding up all the grants for the group as well as for the linked political party and think tank, the funds will amount to €17.5 million for the next four years of their mandate.[39] Reviewing votes in the EU Parliament on resolutions critical of Russia or measures not in the Kremlin's interests (e.g., theUkraine-EU Association Agreement), Hungary's Political Capital Institute found that future members of the ENF voted "no" in 93% of cases.[40][relevant?] The first convention of the ENL took place on 28 and 29 January 2016 in Milan with all the leaders of ENL's member parties along withFreedom and Direct Democracy (SPD) leaderTomio Okamura, whose party was not a member of the ENL as it had no MEPs. During this convention, each leader made a speech followed by a press conference the next day.[41] During theAlternative for Germany (AfD) party convention on 30 April 2016, it was announced thatMarcus Pretzell MEP would join the ENL group.[42] The AfD's other MEPBeatrix von Storch joined theEurope of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group in March 2016, both MEPs having been expelled from the ECR group.[43]

On 15 July 2015, Romanian MEPLaurențiu Rebega left both theConservative Party and theS&D group to join the ENF.[44] On 9 November 2015Aymeric Chauprade left the group.[45] On 2 October 2017, 3 MEPs left the Front National and joined the EFDD group two days later. On 2 March 2018, Romanian MEPLaurențiu Rebega left the group. In May 2018, another MEP,Bernard Monot, left the Front National to join the EFDD group.[46] In January 2019, threeUK Independence Party MEPs joined the group.[47] In April 2019, one of those MEPs, Jane Collins, returned to the EFDD group.[48]

On 12 June 2019, following the2019 European Parliament elections, the successor group to ENF was announced asIdentity and Democracy group, to be launched the following day.[49][50]

Member parties before being dissolved

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The ENF group had members from eight countries.[51][52]

CountryNameIdeologyEU partyMEPsNotes
AustriaFreedom Party of AustriaFPÖNational conservatism
Right-wing populism
MENF[53]
4 / 18
Franz Obermayr,Georg Mayer,Harald Vilimsky,Barbara Kappel
BelgiumVlaams BelangVBFlemish nationalism
Right-wing populism
1 / 21
Gerolf Annemans
FranceNational RallyRNFrench nationalism
Right-wing populism
15 / 74
Marie-Christine Arnautu,Nicolas Bay,Dominique Bilde,Marie-Christine Boutonnet,Steeve Briois,Jacques Colombier,Jean-François Jalkh,France Jamet,Gilles Lebreton,Christelle Lechevalier,Philippe Loiseau,[54][55]Dominique Martin,Joëlle Mélin,Jean-Luc Schaffhauser,Mylène Troszczynski
GermanyThe Blue PartyBPNational conservatism
Economic liberalism
1 / 96
Marcus Pretzell
ItalyLega NordLNNationalism
Right-wing populism
6 / 83
Mara Bizzotto,Mario Borghezio,Angelo Ciocca,Giancarlo Scottà,[56]Marco Zanni,[57]Danilo Oscar Lancini
NetherlandsParty for FreedomPVVDutch nationalism
Right-wing populism
None
4 / 26
Marcel de Graaff,André Elissen,[58]Olaf Stuger,Auke Zijlstra[59]
PolandCongress of the New RightKNPLibertarian conservatism
Right-wing populism
EAF (Marusik)[60]
2 / 51
Michał Marusik,Stanisław Żółtek
United KingdomUK Independence PartyUKIPRight-wing populism
British nationalism
None
2 / 73
Gerard Batten,Stuart Agnew

Former members

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CountryInitial partyMEPsDurationJoined partyMoved to
FranceNational RallyRNAymeric Chauprade24 June–9 November 2015[36][45]The Free FrenchLFLNon-Inscrits
Mireille d'Ornano15 June 2015 – 2 October 2017The PatriotsLPEFDD
Sophie Montel
Florian Philippot
Bernard Monot24 June 2015 – 31 May 2018[36][45]Debout la FranceDLFEFDD
Sylvie Goddyn15 June 2015 – 19 October 2018
RomaniaConservative Party[61]PCLaurențiu Rebega15 July 2015 – 2 March 2018IndependentNon-Inscrits
United KingdomUK Independence Party[48]UKIPJane Collins16 January–15 April 2019Brexit PartyBPEFDD

Leadership

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See also

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