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Le Pen launches 2027 run as court monitor tests campaign logistics
Le Pen says she will seek France's 2027 presidency while a court-monitor sentence hangs over the campaign
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Marine Le Pen says she will run for France's 2027 presidency while appealing an embezzlement conviction and a one-year electronic monitoring sentence.
- Frame 1Le Pen says she will seek France's 2027 presidency while a court-monitor sentence hangs over the campaign.
- Frame 2An appeals court shortened her office ban, clearing a run, but ordered one year of electronic monitoring.
- Frame 3The conviction centers on misused European Parliament funds routed through National Rally party jobs.
- Frame 4She says a Cour de Cassation appeal suspends the monitoring sentence while judges review the case.
- Frame 5Campaign logistics now run through courts, calendars, travel limits, and voter judgment of the tag.
- Frame 6France's high court says it would try to rule before the 2027 presidential election.
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- Jul 7, 5:16 PM EDT
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