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Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen gave her first campaign speech to thousands in France on Sunday, amid nationwide protests over education funding and the risin…
Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen gave her first campaign speech to thousands in France on Sunday, amid nationwide protests over education funding and the rising cost-of-living in recent weeks. With the French presidential elections in April 2027, DW Reporter Lisa Louis is in the city of Orleans to better understand the path the presidency may take and why. #dwnews
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Both of France their candidates are like cutting off an arm.
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She talks the talk, but if elected will she walk the walk. Sometimes it's harder than they think to change things, with higher powers lurking in the background.
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Strong woman 💪
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Never let a good crisis go to waste.
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The European left is in for a rude awakening. Time for payback
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Sylvie Dubois, Mayor of Saran, a city north of Orleans, participated in an anti-National Rally protest ahead of Le Pen’s speech, saying: “By gathering here together, we want to show that we do not share the views of the National Rally. We don’t want them in France. Because they stand for hatred, because they stand for racism, because they stand for nationalism — and we want freedom. We stand for solidarity with all people.”
Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen gave her first campaign speech to thousands in France on Sunday, amid nationwide protests over education funding and the rising cost-of-living in recent weeks. With the French presidential elections in April 2027, DW Reporter Lisa Louis is in the city of Orleans to better understand the path the presidency may take and why. #dwnews
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