Marine Le Pen vows French ‘renaissance’ as far right eyes seat of power
Marine Le Pen has officially launched her 2027 presidential campaign in France, promising a national 'renaissance' amidst social and economic unrest. She is currently leading in the polls against a fragmented political field.
Why it matters
The rise of the National Rally in France represents a significant shift in European politics and the potential for a major change in French governance.
National Rally’s Le Pen launches presidential campaign against the backdrop of mass protests and social and economic discontent.
x whatsapp-stroke copylink google Add Al Jazeera on Google info Far-right party National Rally (RN) candidate in France's 2027 presidential election Marine Le Pen, flanked by RN President Jordan Bardella, right, and far-right ally party Union des droites pour la Republique (UDR) leader Eric Ciotti, left, at a campaign kickoff rally in Orleans, central France, on October 25, 2026 [AFP] By Virginia Pietromarchi Published On 25 Oct 2026 25 Oct 2026 Orleans, France – Marine Le Pen took to the stage with a clear message: She would lead France’s “renaissance” as the country sank into crisis – and she would do so soon.
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