News in Cartoon Form: Marine Le Pen Sentenced, Placed Under House Arrest with an Electronic Tag During the Presidential Campaign
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In an interview in the Sunday Journal, the president of the RN group in the National Assembly and candidate for the presidential election ensures that she is no longer under the influence of a judicial hazard for the duration of her campaign.
A court room overheated on the Ile de la Cité on the plateau of the 20 hours of TF1, back on those long hours when the leader of the RN group in the assembly, driven by his courtiers, regained power in the party founded by his father.
It is the story of a party claiming to be an anti-system that, according to the accusation, has put in place a real system of fraud consisting of financing its permanents with the envelopes of the European assistants.
France's Far-Right Marine Le Pen is Entering the Election Fray—Ankle Monitor and All
Despite being forced to wear an ankle monitor following a conviction for robbing taxpayers of millions of dollars, France’s far-right politician Marine Le Pen is entering the election fray By Alexandra Marshall It’s YOLO season in global politics. With apologies to Graham Platner’s campaign consultants and the lone opponent in Nigel Farage’s gimmicky by-election—in which the far-right British politician is facing off against a satirist who goes …
Le Pen has every right to utilize the possibilities of the legal system. But it is the world turned upside down that, in this situation of her own making, she positions herself as a victim of the system.
Sociologist Etienne Ollion explains, in an interview with the "World", that the choice of the judges of the Paris Court of Appeal to preserve "the freedom of voters" stems from an implicit logic that justice should not intervene too much in the political game.
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