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Citing a police source, newspaper Le Figaro reported that Bénédicte de Perthuis, the president judge in the Le Pen case, had been placed ... illegal migrants who cross the Channel in exchange ...

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For the U.S. president and his team, as well as for an angry chorus of Le Pen supporters at home, her case has become part of a vigorous campaign to undermine the separation of powers and the rule ...

The Paris Court of Appeal said it would examine Le Pen's case within a timeframe that could potentially allow her to run in the 2027 polls if her conviction is overturned or her sentence changed.

But Marine Le Pen's case is just one example of transparency problems that have plagued the legislature. From Budapest to Washington, Le Pen’s political allies cried foul over this week's French ...

Marine Le Pen's hopes to become France's next President may still be possible after a Court of Appeals in Paris said it will issue a decision on her case by summer 2026. If the deadline is met ...