Le Pen is down but not out
The French firebrand's chances of completely reversing her conviction may be small, but her political fate has not yet been fully decided.
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Le Pen calls embezzlement conviction a 'witch hunt'
The French far-right politician spoke to a rally in Paris after being found guilty of embezzling EU funds.
Le Pen vows to fight ‘political’ ruling, as France’s main parties stage rival rallies
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Far-right leader tells supporters she is victim of ‘witch hunt’, while radical left says RN’s mask has slipped
• What is Marine Le Pen guilty of in National Rally embezzlement case?
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Le Pen rages against political ‘witch-hunt’ at Paris rally
Far right leader addresses supporters at demonstration after conviction that could ban her from standing for president
Le Pen’s ‘Save Democracy’ rally after guilty verdict falls short of expectations
The French far right has framed the verdict against Le Pen as an attack on democracy — but was unable to attract a large crowd to a rally of support on Sunday.
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Le Pen could still become French president after appeal slated for 2026
The shock decision comes after the far-right icon's embezzlement conviction appeared to stop her running in 2027.
Le Pen judge placed under police protection after receiving ‘personal threats’
Le Pen said the judge had made a “political decision” and violated the law.
Au revoir Marine Le Pen?
Le Pen is barred from running for public office after being found guilty of embezzlement.
Le Pen’s conviction in France: Career-ending or fuel for a new far right?
After being convicted of graft, Le Pen's bid to lead France has been dealt a major blow. Some will see her as a martyr.
Outrage grows over Marine Le Pen's blocked presidential run: Trump and European allies offer support as 'tyrannical judges' are accused of 'depriving millions of people of their representation'
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Le Pen has pledged to fight the court-imposed prohibition that appeared to exclude her goal of seeking and potentially winning the French presidency in 2027.