Marine Le Pen, Election Ban and French Politics
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French courts took a dramatic intervention in the country’s next presidential election, banning far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running.
From Bloomberg
Nearly 90% of Le Pen's National Rally (RN) supporters believe the court treated her more harshly than other politicians, while over half of French people believe she got a fair trial, according to an...
From Reuters
The decision has landed in French politics like a bomb, owing to one aspect of Ms Le Pen’s sentence: she is barred for five years from running for office, with immediate effect.
From The Economist
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Asian News International on MSNFNC, French Senate delegation discuss parliamentary cooperationAli Rashid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Defence, Interior and Foreign Affairs Committee in the Federal National Council (FNC), met today with a delegation from the French Senate.The meeting was attended by several FNC members.
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A protester holds placards reading "Freedom, equality, abortion !!" at a rally organised by women's rights groups to defend the right to abortion on September 28, 2024. (Photo by Ian LANGSDON ...
PARIS — French Prime Minister François Bayrou convened key Cabinet members on Tuesday after divisions among ministers over banning athletes from wearing hijabs during sporting events spilled into public view.