Marine Le Pen brought far right to France’s front door
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Now her political future may lay in ruins.
From Associated Press News
The court ruled that there was no personal enrichment involved for her or fellow party figures.
From The Economist
“Forbidding French to do something just pushes us more to do it,” she said. “She will get millions more votes.”
From The New York Times
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By Elizabeth Pineau and Stephanie Lecocq PARIS/HENIN-BEAUMONT (Reuters) -A Paris court said on Tuesday three appeals have been filed so far in the case against the far-right National Rally party that saw leader Marine Le Pen banned from running for office for five years,
French far right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen attends a party meeting in Nanterre, France, Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon. File) French far-right leader Marine Le Pen reacts at the National Assembly before French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou delivers his general policy speech meant to outline his top priorities,
The thunderclap court ruling barring far-right politician Marine Le Pen from office for five years has reverberated across the political spectrum of France and Europe.