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France’s Le Pen insists party acted in ‘good faith’ at EU fraud appeal
PARIS: French far-right leader Marine Le Pen told an appeals trial on Wednesday that her party acted in “good faith,” denying an effort to embezzle European Parliament funds as she fights to keep her 2027 presidential bid alive. A French court last year barred Le Pen, a three-time presidential candidate from the far-right National Rally (RN), from running for office for five years over a fake jobs scam at the European institution.
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theguardian.com
My party had no ‘system’ to misuse EU funds, Marine Le Pen tells appeal trial
French far-right leader denies existence of fake jobs ‘system’ as she seeks to overturn ban on running for president
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The Guardian view on the French far right: mainstream parties are running out of time | Editorial
Editorial: A Paris appeals court will decide if Marine Le Pen can stand in next year’s presidential election. But legal troubles have not damaged the fortunes of her party
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lemonde.fr
Le Pen delivers well-rehearsed argument at embezzlement appeal trial
Marine Le Pen, the leader of the French far right whose 2027 presidential election candidacy is at stake in the trial, was questioned by the court on Tuesday.
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Marine Le Pen insists party acted in 'good faith' at appeal trial
The French far-right leader claimed in a Paris appeals court that her political party and its members did not do anything intentionally wrong in an embezzlement scandal at the…
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arabnews.com
France’s Le Pen insists party acted in ‘good faith’ at EU fraud appeal
PARIS: French far-right leader Marine Le Pen told an appeals trial on Wednesday that her party acted in “good faith,” denying an effort to embezzle European Parliament funds as…
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Le Pen concedes little and insists on 'good faith' at appeal trial
During her second day of questioning in court, far-right leader Marine Le Pen cautiously said she was 'willing to acknowledge' that an offense may have been committed.