Le Pen Ready for 'Trial of Strength' with EU over Budget
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In a river interview given to the Financial Times this Wednesday, Marine Le Pen assumed her will to reduce French funding to the European Union. The favorite of the presidential election claims to be ready to go to the clash with Brussels to realize savings.
French far-right populist leader Marine Le Pen has vowed to confront the European Union forcefully if elected president, in an interview with the Financial Times. Le Pen wants to limit the powers of the European Commission and has questioned Ursula von der Leyen's continued role as Commission President.
French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen said that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen no longer enjoys the trust of many European governments. French presidential candidate from the National Rally party Marine Le Pen doubted that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will be able to remain in office until the end of her mandate, RIA Novosti reported referring to the Financial Times. “She no longer enjoys the trust…
Marine Le Pen defends a reduction in payments to the European Union by 2027. Its implementation would depend on an agreement between Member States.
The far-right leader promises a "pulse" in an interview with FT, while at the same time trying to reassure voters about her pragmatism. Read
In an interview with the Financial Times, Marine Le Pen promises a "power ratio" with the EU on the budget and criticises Ursula von der Leyen, while defending its economic plan.
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