Le Pen in show of populist defiance

Le Pen in show of populist defiance

Convicted of embezzling public funds and banned from running for office, far-right politician Marine Le Pen stood unshaken before a sea of French flags in Paris on Sunday. "For 30 years I have fought against injustice," she told the crowd. "And I will continue to fight." Thousands of supporters...

After the conviction for fraud that excludes her from the race for the Elysée, the RN leader attacks: “Me, a hunting trophy for the judges.”

In the face of just under 10,000 activists gathered in Vauban Square, Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen showed their will not to yield anything, a week after the three-time presidential candidate was convicted.

In front of a crowd of supporters at Place Vauban in Paris, Marine Le Pen paid tribute to the “exceptional popular upsurge for democracy and for law.” (BEND)

The supporters of Marine Le Pen, condemned by the courts, find themselves in Vauban near the Invalides at 3 p.m. in Paris. A counter-demonstration of the left is organized place de la République.

Thousands of French people gathered in central Paris on Sunday to show their support for Marine Le Pen, who was convicted and disqualified from the upcoming presidential election. Somewhat surprisingly, the event did not draw large crowds.