Movement of Progressives

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The Movement of Progressives (French: Mouvement des progressistes, MDP) formerly known as the Progressive Unitary Movement, is a minor democratic-socialist^{[citation needed]} political party in France.

Their sole MP (Sébastien Nadot) and their sole Senator are sitting along both Radical Party of the Left's parliamentary groups.

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