US EditionTrump calls for Marine Le Pen to be freed
- Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Rally party, was convicted of misusing $4.8 million in European Union funds, resulting in a four-year prison sentence and a five-year ban on holding public office, which affects her 2027 presidential ambitions.
- Donald Trump expressed support for Le Pen, labeling her situation a 'witch hunt' and comparing it to his own legal troubles.
- Le Pen plans to appeal the conviction, denouncing the ruling as politically motivated, while her supporters are organizing protests and petitions to challenge the court's verdict.
- The court's decision has polarized opinions in France, raising concerns over the relationship between politics and justice.
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After the condemnation of the French right-wing populist Marine Le Pen, a heated debate from the USA is also gaining momentum in Europe.
Trump slams European 'lawfare' tactics in fiery defense of French...
U.S. President Donald Trump came to the defense of French far-right leader Marine Le Pen on Friday, denouncing legal actions against her as part of what he described as a broader effort by European leftists to silence political opposition through "lawfare." In a post on Truth Social, Trump likened Le Pen's legal troubles to his own, claiming that left-leaning politicians and lawyers are using the justice system to target their conservative oppon…
This is a witch hunt, another example of how radical leftists are abusing the legal system to silence free speech and eliminate political opponents, believes Donald Trump.
Marine Le Pen was sentenced to 4 years in prison and 5 years of ineligibility. The judgment of the Paris Court takes effect immediately, calling into question your bid for the 2027 presidential elections. The Le Pen content: fair condemnation or political persecution? It appears first in Jornal i.
Donald Trump called the condemnation of Marine Le Pens a "witch hunt" and called for her to be released. Alone: The right-wing populist is not in custody at all. Now the French government complains.
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