French ‘Student’ Riots Send Marine Le Pen Surging on Polymarket
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French ‘Student’ Riots Send Marine Le Pen Surging on Polymarket
Marine Le Pen has surged 6.7 percentage points on Polymarket in less than a week, reaching 45.1 per cent on Friday and widening her lead over rivals ahead of the 2027 presidential election. The jump came as student protests plunged France into chaos, with 5,000 arrests, schools set ablaze and police attacked, as French intelligence accused far-left LFI and its affiliates of organizing the unrest.
Riots rock France, pressure mounts on Macron, Le Pen's election...
Social unrest spreading across France, described by the government as "urban violence," is adding to pressure on President Emmanuel Macron and the political establishment. Alternative media outlets have characterized the rioters as "migrant" youths. Dramatic footage posted on X shows burning schools and torched buses and has propelled Marine Le Pen of the right-wing National Rally higher in the latest Polymarket betting on the next presidential …
I have spent decades covering France’s riots – I’ve never seen carnage like this
Smoke is rising near the Eiffel Tower, schools are aflame and protests that started in the classroom with complaints about timetables are spiralling into the kind of chaos that can only be a gift to Marine Le Pen, says Emma-Kate Symons
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