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Marine Le Pen rejects idea of a pardon, French court says appeal coming in 2026

  • The Paris Court of Appeal will examine Marine Le Pen's case by the summer of 2026, allowing her a chance to contest the 2027 presidential election if her conviction is overturned.
  • Marine Le Pen was sentenced to a four-year prison term, with two years suspended, and faced a five-year ban on public office due to her conviction for a fake jobs scheme.
  • François-Xavier Bellamy, treasurer of the European People's Party, remarked that Le Pen's conviction is a 'very dark day for French democracy,' while the party's leadership remains silent on this controversy.
  • Twelve assistants of Le Pen's were also convicted of concealing a crime, and the scheme was estimated to be worth €2.9 million, according to the court ruling.
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Le Télégramme broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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