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Le Pen comeback revives French far right’s biggest fear: Can she actually win? - politico.eu

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Clea Caulcutt
Le Pen comeback revives French far right’s biggest fear: Can she actually win? - politico.eu
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French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has announced she will run for president again despite a recent embezzlement conviction that resulted in house arrest. She plans to campaign alongside Jordan Bardella, who would serve as her prime minister if they win.

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Le Pen's candidacy represents a significant challenge to the French political establishment and could have major implications for European Union policy and global geopolitics.

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The veteran politician will be her party’s candidate for next year’s presidential election.

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The article provides a factual account of the legal situation and the political strategy without taking a stance on her candidacy.

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