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French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Blames Election Rules As Low Turnout Hits Party
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen on Sunday blamed a poor showing by her National Front (FN) party in parliamentary elections on low turnout resulting from what she said was a skewed electoral system.
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Buy Baguette 'In Francs' After A Marine Le Pen Victory: Party Official
French shoppers would be paying for their baguettes in francs within a year if far-right candidate Marine Le Pen wins the presidential election next weekend, her Front National (FN) party's deputy leader said Monday.
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Holocaust Controversy Back To Haunt Marine Le Pen's Election Campaign
Controversy over her party's record on the fate of Jews in World War Two returned to haunt French National Front presidential candidate Marine Le Pen on Friday as the man due to replace her temporarily as party leader suddenly stood aside.
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Lost 5 Million Euros To Alleged Marine Le Pen Jobs Fraud: European Union Parliament
The European Parliament accuses French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen's party of defrauding it of nearly five million euros ($5.5 million) in expenses, more than twice an initial estimate, a French legal source said Thursday.
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Gay Pride March Sparks French Hard Right Row
A Gay Pride march in Paris Saturday has caused a row in France's hard Right National Front (FN), with some student supporters backing an event decried by a party vice-chairman.
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Angela Merkel Lends Backing To Halt Rise Of France's Far-Right
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday she would do what she can to help curb the rise of France's National Front (FN), as support surges for far-right parties across Europe.
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French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Removes James Foley Picture From Twitter
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen today removed a photograph of the decapitated body of US journalist James Foley from her Twitter account after his parents accused her of using it for political gain.
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Main French Parties Have Little To Celebrate In Far-Right's Defeat
France's Far-right National Front (FN) might have failed to win a single region in elections but its high score ties the hands of the two main parties with presidential elections 16 months away, observers said today.
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French Far-Right Fails To Win A Single Region In Elections
France's far-right National Front (FN) failed to win a single region in elections Sunday despite record results, as voters flocked to traditional parties to keep them out of power.
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France's Jean-Marie Le Pen Due to be Disciplined by National Front Leaders
The bitter family dispute within France's far-right National Front was set to come to a head today as party leaders prepared to discuss the status of founder Jean-Marie Le Pen after his latest controversial outbursts.
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Greek Prime Minister Warns of 'Far-Right' Threat in Europe
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Saturday said Europe had to decide between democracy and "extreme right populist forces" spearheaded by France's Front National (FN) party in dealing with the economic crisis.
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French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Blames Election Rules As Low Turnout Hits Party
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen on Sunday blamed a poor showing by her National Front (FN) party in parliamentary elections on low turnout resulting from what she said was a skewed electoral system.
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Buy Baguette 'In Francs' After A Marine Le Pen Victory: Party Official
French shoppers would be paying for their baguettes in francs within a year if far-right candidate Marine Le Pen wins the presidential election next weekend, her Front National (FN) party's deputy leader said Monday.
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Holocaust Controversy Back To Haunt Marine Le Pen's Election Campaign
Controversy over her party's record on the fate of Jews in World War Two returned to haunt French National Front presidential candidate Marine Le Pen on Friday as the man due to replace her temporarily as party leader suddenly stood aside.
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Lost 5 Million Euros To Alleged Marine Le Pen Jobs Fraud: European Union Parliament
The European Parliament accuses French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen's party of defrauding it of nearly five million euros ($5.5 million) in expenses, more than twice an initial estimate, a French legal source said Thursday.
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Gay Pride March Sparks French Hard Right Row
A Gay Pride march in Paris Saturday has caused a row in France's hard Right National Front (FN), with some student supporters backing an event decried by a party vice-chairman.
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Angela Merkel Lends Backing To Halt Rise Of France's Far-Right
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday she would do what she can to help curb the rise of France's National Front (FN), as support surges for far-right parties across Europe.
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French Far-Right Leader Marine Le Pen Removes James Foley Picture From Twitter
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen today removed a photograph of the decapitated body of US journalist James Foley from her Twitter account after his parents accused her of using it for political gain.
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Main French Parties Have Little To Celebrate In Far-Right's Defeat
France's Far-right National Front (FN) might have failed to win a single region in elections but its high score ties the hands of the two main parties with presidential elections 16 months away, observers said today.
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French Far-Right Fails To Win A Single Region In Elections
France's far-right National Front (FN) failed to win a single region in elections Sunday despite record results, as voters flocked to traditional parties to keep them out of power.
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France's Jean-Marie Le Pen Due to be Disciplined by National Front Leaders
The bitter family dispute within France's far-right National Front was set to come to a head today as party leaders prepared to discuss the status of founder Jean-Marie Le Pen after his latest controversial outbursts.
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Greek Prime Minister Warns of 'Far-Right' Threat in Europe
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Saturday said Europe had to decide between democracy and "extreme right populist forces" spearheaded by France's Front National (FN) party in dealing with the economic crisis.
