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While his appeal trial will run from 13 January to 12 February 2026, Marine Le Pen assures not to give up the 2026 presidential election,
Marine Le Pen is determined to be the candidate of the National Rally in the upcoming presidential election. "I have already said that I will not put in jeopardy the chances of my political camp in the presidential elections, which was interpreted as a renunciation," she says in West France. Sentenced to a five-year term of ineligibility with provisional execution in the case of European parliamentary assistants, it must be tried on appeal at th…
Marine Le Pen is still facing a sentence of ineligibility, which she hopes will be lifted after her appeal trial which will take place at the beginning of 2026 Marine Le Pen said determined Sunday 23
Sentenced at first instance to a five-year term of ineligibility with provisional execution in the case of European parliamentary assistants, she will be tried on appeal from 13 January to 12 February 2026.
The president of the RN group in the Assembly had made statements suggesting resignation.
In an interview with "Ouest-France" published on Sunday, the far right leader denies any "renunciation", after statements on her judicial calendar that could be interpreted as a form of resignation.
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