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French police conduct search at National Rally headquarters as part of financial investigation
PARIS, FRANCE, JUL 9 – The raid targets alleged illegal loans and fictitious invoicing in National Rally’s recent election campaigns, with no charges filed and the investigation ongoing, prosecutors said.
- Police raided the headquarters of France's National Rally party to investigate alleged fraud and illegal financing related to recent elections.
- Jordan Bardella, the party's president, reported that officers seized significant electoral documents during the raid, claiming it represented a serious attack on pluralism and democratic change.
- Marine Le Pen, the party's former leader, was convicted of embezzlement in April and banned from office for five years.
- The inquiry is examining illegal loans, overcharging for services, and fictitious invoices connected to Marine Le Pen's 2022 presidential bid and other party campaigns.
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It concerns loans of 1.8 million euros, allegedly granted to party candidates for the 2020 municipal elections and the 2021 regional elections, in cities such as Lyon and Nice.
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