"I require no title, I'm trying to create a party, and that's good. Further, as in any party, there will be a vote. Would it be me [elected the head of the party] or not, I don't care, this is not important. The main thing is to create it, to unite people against violence and to ensure respect for our institutions", Mouraud said when asked whether she would head the new political force.
The party, whose charter is being created with the help of lawyers and former parliamentarians, will demand the reform of the tax system and the resumption of social policy, according to the France Info radio station.
Mouraud became known after catalyzing the movement with her Facebook video against environmental duties on petrol, watched by millions of people.
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