Pour La Réunion (political party)

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Pour La Réunion (English: For Réunion) is a political party on Réunion.

History[]

The party was founded in 2012, after a split with the Communist Party of Réunion. They endorsed Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the 2017 French presidential election.^[1]

Ideology[]

Pour La Réunion is a socialist party which identifies as post-Marxist.^[2]

Leadership[]

The party is lead by Huguette Bello.^[3]

Elected representatives[]

• Karine Lebon, Member of the French Parliament

References[]

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