French Far-Right's Bardella Denies Alleged 2013 Antisemitic Comments
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The president of the National Rally is accused, in an article in Mediapart, of having written anti-Semitic statements when he was a young activist of the National Front. He contests "formally".
The investigative journal reports anti-Semitic writings dating back to 2013, which it attributes to the current president of the National Rally, who was then between 17 and 18 years old. The main interested party contests "formally"Mediapart reported on Monday anti-Semitic writings dating from 2013 which it attributes to Jordan Bardella, then a young activist of the National Front. The comments that the president of the RN "formally" challenged …
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A French investigative website on Monday alleged in a report that far-right Rassemblement National (RN) leader Jordan Bardella made antisemitic comments in writing in 2013, but the close ally of presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen denied the claims as "blatant falsehoods".
The Mediapart investigation site today publishes an article in which anti-Semitic writings by the president of the National Rally dating back to 2013 are exhumed. Jordan Bardella contests "formally".
Mediapart reported on Monday anti-Semitic writings dating back to 2013, which he attributed to Jordan Bardella, then a young National Front activist, of the statements that the president of the RN "formally" challenged with the investigative newspaper denouncing "false rudeness".
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