In March last year, a Paris court found Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzlement and barred her from running in next year’s presidential race in France. The far-right figurehead took to the airwaves to slam a “political decision” and “denial of democracy”. Le Pen, who has appealed, said she had been subjected to a “tyranny of judges” and a “political…
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