Why Le Pen May Lose if She Wins but Could Win if She Loses
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French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has filed an appeal with the Court of Cassation against her conviction for embezzling EU funds, as she announced, French media reported on Tuesday, citing judicial sources.
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The LocalWhy Le Pen may lose if she wins but could win if she loses
Marine Le Pen has appealed against her second conviction for fraud but the appeal is itself deceitful, writes John Lichfield. The high priestess of “anti-system” French politics is trying to game the system.
The right-wing French politician is revising her conviction for embezzlement.
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der Standard DEThe one-year prison sentence with shackle will therefore not be executed for the time being. The first round of the presidential election is scheduled to take place on 18 April 2027
The right-wing French presidential candidate Le Pen resists her conviction as announced, so she can start her campaign without a shackle.
Le Pen conducts election campaign one day after conviction in France The extreme right candidate for the presidency of France in 2027, Marine Le Pen, entered with an appeal against his conviction in a case involving the misuse of European public funds, according to a judicial source to AFP on Tuesday (21). Le Pen, the National Regrouping Party (RN, former National Front) and the other ten leaders tried, entered with an appeal to the Court of Cas…
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