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Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally has organized a major protest for Paris on Sunday after a court barred her from the next French presidential election.
The Economist |
The Paris court ruling on March 31st, however, which barred Ms Le Pen from running for elected office for five years, has upended both her chances and her strategy.
The Economist |
Nevertheless, the verdict—which is very likely to keep Ms Le Pen from running in the 2027 French presidential election—has shocked her party, the National Rally ( RN ), shaken French politics and rec...
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A Paris court said on Tuesday three appeals have been filed so far in the case against the far-right National Rally party that saw leader Marine Le Pen banned from running for office for five years, but did not provide details on who had filed them.
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Jordan Bardella has become the fresh-faced figurehead of France’s National Rally party. But having the spotlight doesn’t mean he commands the stage.
Marine Le Pen, the front-runner to replace French President Emmanuel Macron in 2027, was found guilty of embezzlement by a Paris court.
Analysts say the judgment barring Marine Le Pen from running for public office plunges France into more political uncertainty.
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A French court found her and eight other former European lawmakers guilty of embezzling public funds. The verdict is a hammer blow to Le Pen's presidential hopes and an earthquake for French politics.
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Asianet Newsable on MSNWatch: French National Rally Leader Le Pen Abruptly Leaves Paris Courtroom | Asianet NewsableFrench far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who was convicted in an embezzlement trial on Monday (March 31), abruptly left the Paris courtroom before hearing how long she will be banned from running for public office.
Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally party, will find out on Monday whether she’ll be banned from running for president in 2027 as Paris judges rule on an embezzlement case that’s put her political future in jeopardy.
The Paris appeals court said on Tuesday it had received three appeals for a court decision against the far-right National Rally party that saw its leader Marine Le Pen banned from running for public office for five years.