Rétablissons

Rétablissons is a French verb form that translates roughly as "let us restore" or "let's reestablish." It is the first-person plural present indicative and, in certain constructs, a form used to propose collective action from the speaker and audience. It derives from the verb rétablir, meaning to restore, reestablish, or reinstate, and is commonly used in political, social, and cultural discourse as a call to action.

In contemporary usage, the phrase appears in slogans, campaign materials, and public discussions when advocates seek to restore a system, institution, infrastructure, or social order after a disruption. Because it is a generic verb form, it is not tied to a single organization or movement; rather, it is a linguistic device that can accompany a variety of reformist aims. Depending on the context, it can signal reconciliation, recovery, or a return to prior conditions, though it can also be used rhetorically to emphasize ambitions for change beyond the status quo.

As of the latest available sources, there is no widely recognized organization formally named "Rétablissons." When used as a slogan or label, the meaning is determined by the accompanying rhetoric and the goals of those employing it.