What does UPM stand for?

Union for a Popular Movement (France)

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Ao Xavier Bertrand, who heads SarkozyAAEs Union for a Popular Movement, which descended from ChiracAAEs neo-Gaullist political party, said that Aoit is not useful to go back on things again and again.

French court convicts AaeAngolagateAAE culprits

Said law -- nA 2005-158 of February 23, 2005 -- was passed by the center-right Union for a Popular Movement to oblige high schools to teach the "positive values" of colonialism.

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I'm happy with what my political family did for this election," a top aide to Sarkozy, Henri Guaino, said on French television, referring to the Union for a Popular Movement, or UMP, to band with Socialists and other rivals against the National Front.

Far right, facing barrage, fails in mayoral bid

Two legislators from President Nicolas Sarkozy's right-wing Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) party lambasted Tellier as a sellout.

French singer sparks Eurovision row

Barrot, who had been Minister for Employment and Social Affairs and then parliamentary leader of the Union for a Popular Movement, the majority party supporting the presidential aspirations of Nicolas Sarkozy, clearly feels a didactic mission to clear up the often wrong picture of the EU among its citizens, starting in his own country.

European leaders should stop scapegoating EU

His party, the Union for a Popular Movement, which currently has 359 seats, could even win more than 500.

Sarkozy's 'blue tide' sweeps him to victory in parliament

The future of such reforms hinges largely on whether Sarkozy's conservative Union for a Popular Movement party retains its parliamentary majority in legislative elections next month.

France's new prime minister hits the ground running after brief ...

Although Sarkozy served in Chirac's Cabinet and led the ruling Union for a Popular Movement party, he portrayed himself as a force for change.

France's next president vows closer ties to U.S. Sarkozy wins runoff; ...