French court shortens Marine Le Pen's ban from office while upholding her guilty conviction, potentially reopening a path for her 2027 presidential run.
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen's guilty conviction is upheld, but her ban from office has been shortened, potentially reopening a path for a 2027 presidential run.
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Paris appeal court upholds conviction of far-right leader Marine Le Pen in embezzlement trial.
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French court declares Le Pen unable to hold public office for 45 months, with 30 months suspended, and orders a 100,000-euro fine.
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France's Marine Le Pen awaits Tuesday verdict deciding whether she can run in next year's presidential election, her party's best shot at power yet.
France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen faces a key verdict on Tuesday that will determine whether she can run in next year's presidential elections, as her party has its best chance yet of winning power.
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