#national-rally

#national-rally

Marine Le Pen has been barred from the 2027 presidential election due to a court ruling on embezzlement of European parliament funds.

Jordan Bardella claims the conviction of Marine Le Pen and RN officials is politically motivated.

Court ruling bans Marine Le Pen from public office for five years, impacting her 2027 presidential ambitions; Le Pen plans to appeal.

President Macron's centrist movement Macronism has effectively ended with his party's defeat in the parliamentary elections.

Violent protests erupted in Paris against Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally after historic gains in France's legislative election.

The rise of the far-right Le Pen family in French politics poses a significant threat, highlighted by the potential victory in the snap legislative elections.

The National Rally, once shunned in French politics, has risen in power, potentially positioning its president as the next prime minister, reshaping the political landscape.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of the National Rally, has passed away at the age of 96.

France's far-right National Rally party will not support a no-confidence motion in the government amid budget discussions.

Jean-Marie Le Pen's controversial politics shaped France's far-right movement, marked by legal troubles and inflammatory rhetoric, culminating in his expulsion from the party he founded.

Jean-Marie Le Pen's strong performance in the 2002 election marked a turning point for the far-right in French politics.

The National Rally party embraced Jean-Marie Le Pen's legacy upon his death, despite efforts to distance itself from his controversial past.

Marine Le Pen's Rassemblement national (National Rally, RN) and allies could potentially form the first far-right government in France since the Vichy regime.

The far-right has faced recent defeats despite apparent victories, indicating challenges in translating electoral support into political power.