A Combative Le Pen Looks to Move Past France’s Election Ban
France’s far-right National Rally conceded the extent of the damage caused by a court ruling barring its leader, Marine Le Pen, from running for election. But the party insists that the fight isn’t over and that it will try to use the controversy to its advantage.
What's Left For Marine Le Pen And France's Far Right After Embezzlement Sentence?
In a ruling that will shake both French and European politics, the Paris court ruled that Marine Le Pen is ineligible to run for any political office with immediate effect -- meaning she most likely is out of the presidential race that is scheduled to take place in the spring of 2027 at the latest.
France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen was found guilty of embezzlement and barred from running in elections for five years.
Across France, National Rally voters are wondering who they will vote for in the 2027 elections, as party leader Marine Le ...
A generation ago, it would have been unthinkable: the leader of France’s far-right party – an organization infamously founded ...
Marine Le Pen on Monday was found guilty of misappropriating EU funds in an historic trial that could halt her future ...
Le Pen, the National Rally and two dozen party figures were accused of diverting more than 4 million euros ($4.33 million) of ...
By Elizabeth Pineau and Stephanie Lecocq PARIS/HENIN-BEAUMONT (Reuters) -A Paris court said on Tuesday three appeals have ...
French far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen attends a party meeting in Nanterre, France, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012.
France’s far-right powerhouse, the National Rally, has largely avoided discussing Le Pen’s legal troubles. PARIS — Monday ...
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