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Le Pen’s party’s appeal to decide her presidential future begins

She was convicted in March of "embezzling public funds", a ruling that bars her from running for any elected office

France: Poll shows Bardela would win the presidential election

The poll showed that Bardela would win with an astounding 74% against Melenchon in the second round of the presidential election

I will not run for President if the Court of Appeal does not vindicate me, says Marine Le Pen

The time to challenge the decision is very limited and not enough for a proper election campaign she said

One in three French people would vote for Le Pen’s candidate in the first round of the presidential election

In second place with only 16%, the first Prime Minister under Macron, Edouard Philippe

Marine Le Pen: Her quest to stand in the presidential election – Her plan to circumvent the ban

Le Pen has been convicted on first degree of embezzlement and banned from running - However, seeing the possibility of elections as real, she is preparing her next moves

Le Pen urges her protégé Bardela to prepare for the 2027 presidential elections

This is the first time that the possibility of Bardela running for the presidency instead has been publicly mentioned

49% of French people want Marine Le Pen to run in the presidential election, according to a poll

In one month, the percentage of French people who want Le Pen to run for election has increased by 7%

“Free Marine Le Pen”, Trump writes in a new post in support of the French politician

"Before the big win, she was 'busted' for a minor offense that she probably didn't even know about. Sounds like an accounting error to me," writes the American president

The demonstration against the condemnation of Le Pen will be a mobilisation for democracy, not a show of force, says Bardella

The demonstration will take place on Sunday

Meloni for the condemnation of Le Pen: No one who cares about democracy is celebrating

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani described the decision to use an electronic bracelet by Le Pen as "somewhat odd", as "this is not a dangerous person"

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