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Marine Le Pen has launched her fourth bid for the French presidency in Orléans, presenting an optimistic vision for France despite controversy surrounding her p…
Marine Le Pen has launched her fourth bid for the French presidency in Orléans, presenting an optimistic vision for France despite controversy surrounding her policies and a recent conviction for embezzling public funds.
Her supporters say the National Rally leader offers solutions to immigration, the rising cost of living and insecurity. But her positions on cutting aid to Ukraine and banning headscarves have drawn opposition, with protests in Orléans and Paris highlighting the divisions surrounding her campaign.
Can Le Pen turn her support into a path to the presidency?
Al Jazeera's Rosie Birchard reports.
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@@SweetHome-n6pImported1wk ago
Is she or he??
@@IhsanShariefImported1wk ago
@aljazeeraenglish USA and american social media applications are the biggest reasons for protests in france. The same was the reason for regime change in sri lanka, bangladesh and nepal
@@foolsfolly3476Imported1wk ago
They’re putting their hopes in the hands of offspring that collaborated during the war; the West truly has no shame.
@@CultureIsotopeImported1wk ago
It's inevitable. Progressives spend the country into the ground. Those with no stake in the society set everything on fire and demand more free stuff. A more authoritarian leader who can restore order comes to power. Things are looking up for La Pen.
Marine Le Pen has launched her fourth bid for the French presidency in Orléans, presenting an optimistic vision for France despite controversy surrounding her policies and a recent conviction for embezzling public funds.
Her supporters say the National Rally leader offers solutions to immigration, the rising cost of living and insecurity. But her positions on cutting aid to Ukraine and banning headscarves have drawn opposition, with protests in Orléans and Paris highlighting the divisions surrounding her campaign.
Can Le Pen turn her support into a path to the presidency?
Al Jazeera's Rosie Birchard reports.
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