French prosecutor seeks 5-year ban from office against French far right leader Le Pen
The Paris prosecutor on Wednesday requested a five-year prison sentence and a five-year ban from public office against far-right leader Marine Le Pen, at a trial where she and 24 others are accused of embezzling European Union funds.
Jordan Bardella’s glitzy book tour encourages speculation about a palace coup at the top of the National Rally party.
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Paris: Paris prosecutors had requested a two-year prison ...
The trial over the embezzlement of EU funds could put an early end to French right-wing populist Marine Le Pen's presidential ...
Marine Le Pen, the former leader of France's far-right National Rally (RN), has gone on trial in Paris for allegedly embezzling money from the European Parliament. She is charged alongside 26 ...
PARIS, Oct 14 (Reuters) - French far right leader Marine Le Pen told a Paris court that she saw no real difference between domestic and EU political work, defending herself and her National Rally ...
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 ...
Le Pen, along with 24 party officials of the National Rally (RN), employees, former lawmakers and parliamentary assistants, ...
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