Politics● ElevatedSep 1 · Sep 1, 2026, 4:08 PM
The rise of Marine Le Pen and the French dilemma: right-wing populism that seduces rich and poor
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For the fourth time, Marine Le Pen, from the National Rally, is running for president. Despite a corruption conviction, polls place her in first place, with a message that attracts those dissatisfied with traditional politics.
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