Le Pen Allies Decry Witch-Hunt as Prosecutors Threaten Her French Presidential Hopes
PARIS (Reuters) - Allies of French far-right leader Marine Le Pen have accused the judiciary of a witch-hunt and undue meddling in democracy after prosecutors requested she face an obligatory five-year ban from public office if convicted of misusing European Union funds.
It’s tempting to take a leaf from a successful President Trump and dismiss the Marine Le Pen trial as a textbook example of ...
PARIS — In 2016, the French far-right standard-bearer Marine Le Pen rushed to congratulate Donald Trump for his election before the race was even called. This time, Le Pen waited for President ...
Marine Le Pen denied accusations she embezzled about €474,000 ($516,920) in European Union funds during a criminal trial where she and her National Rally party are alleged to have diverted ...
Marine Le Pen, along with two dozen other National Rally (RN) party chiefs, is accused of embezzling European Parliament money by creating fake jobs. Le Pen had already addressed the trial ...
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and 25 members of her National Rally party will answer questions from judges at a court in Paris on Monday in an ongoing, high-stakes trial that has the ...
Le Pen faces up to 10 years in prison if found ... Patrick Maisonneuve, commenting to the press that he wanted to return "to a strictly judicial discussion on the use of parliamentary assistants ...
PARIS — Marine Le Pen has her own nickname for the Brussels bubble. The far-right French leader likes to call the close-knit circle of lawmakers, lobbyists and civil servants working in the ...
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