Trump publicly backs France’s far-right figurehead Le Pen
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“FREE MARINE LE PEN!” With this blunt call, a strange one in that the French far-right leader is walking the streets of Paris, President Trump has waded into the politics of an ally, condemning her c...
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Could the National Rally retaliate in parliament by attempting to bring down the fragile coalition government?
PARIS (AP) — For years, Marine Le Pen stood at the gates of power — poised, relentless and rising. She stripped the French far right of its old symbols, sanded down its roughest edges and built in its place a sleek, disciplined machine with the single goal of winning the country’s presidency.
The judge who barred far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running in France's 2027 presidential election is under police protection after facing death threats and having her home address shared online,
Or a solid French moniker that would not have marked him out. But no, Luisa and Olivier named their only son Jordan. “Seriously? Are you really called Jordan?” asked an incredulous party hack he met in Paris.
Much of the MAGAverse had already raged against the conviction soon after it was handed down on Monday. But Trump waited until late Thursday—the same day global stock markets plummeted in response to his universal tariff declaration—to finally take up Le Pen’s cause.
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TOULON, France (Reuters) - Yvon Castel says he has voted for the far-right National Rally for years, but is less than impressed by the tactics its leader Marine Le Pen has chosen to try to fight her way out of a legal judgement barring her way to 2027 elections.