Nevertheless, the MRP disagreed with the institutional ideas of De Gaulle, who advocated a strong executive power, autonomous towards Parliament, seeking the national interest while the particular interests would be represented by the parties in Parliament.
The MRP disagreed with the institutional ideas of De Gaulle. This was nevertheless. De Gaulle advocated a strong executive power. This was autonomous towards Parliament. A strong executive power was seeking the national interest. The particular interests would be represented by the parties in Parliament.