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Le Pen extends lead in French election poll after court ruling | Fortune
The far-right National Rally candidate would get between 34% and 35.5% of the vote in the first round if it were to take place this Sunday.
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euractiv.com
Le Pen races towards the Elysée as legal uncertainties pile up | Euractiv
It is a risky bet to launch a presidential campaign before courts have determined if it is legal – or not
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thelocal.fr
What's next for France's presidential race after Le Pen legal gamble?
The dominant figure on France's far right, Marine Le Pen, is pressing ahead with a presidential bid despite an embezzlement conviction, in a gamble that could test her appeal…
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huffingtonpost.it
Sondaggio in Francia. Marine Le Pen cresce, è nettamente in testa per le presidenziali
La leader del Rassemblement National raccoglierebbe il 36% delle preferenze nel primo turno elettorale, +4 punti in 15 giorni, malgrado la condanna. Philippe p…
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businessday.co.za
Opinion polls see France’s Le Pen winning 2027 election despite guilty verdict
Leader of far-right National Rally is the frontrunner in the presidential poll despite a recent embezzlement conviction, after an appeal court allowed her to run
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washingtonexaminer.com
Le Pen sheds ankle monitor to reclaim position at top of French ticket
Marine Le Pen is touting the 'winning duo' of herself and Jordan Bardella as opinion polls put National Rally in the lead of voter intentions.
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fortune.com
Le Pen extends lead in French election poll after court ruling | Fortune
The far-right National Rally candidate would get between 34% and 35.5% of the vote in the first round if it were to take place this Sunday.
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independent.co.uk
Le Pen has one last chance to win power in France – can she do it with an ankle tag?
The far-right leader has defied calls to hand the leadership bid to her protege Jordan Bardella despite previously saying she would not run with an ankle tag. Experts tell James C…
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dailymail.com
Marine Le Pen remains favourite to become the next President of France
Le Pen had her conviction for embezzling millions from the European Parliament upheld in Paris last week, a decision many expected to lead to her abandoning a fourth bid for the…