Presidential Campaign Begins in France: Le Pen Strengthens Her Position
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France is campaigning for next year's presidential election, which could bring a far-right candidate to power for the first time. European Union and NATO critic Marine Le Pen, who is ahead of dozens of potential rivals, has opened rallies calling for more rights for French people in the country. If centrist forces fail to produce a single candidate and the vote is split, she could face the far-left leader in a second round in April.
Seven months before the French presidential election, a new poll confirms that Marine Le Pen has a clear advantage over her rivals, most notably Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Édouard Philippe. In three or four out of five scenarios in the poll, Le Pen will crush Mélenchon in the second round.
Marine Le Pen, the candidate of the right-wing National Assembly (RN) for the president of France, is the favorite before the presidential elections scheduled for the spring of 2027.
Le Pen is the clear favorite ahead of the French presidential election: The main battle is for second place - The French presidential election is scheduled to be held on April 18th next year
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