Marine Le Pen's fight to save his presidential candidacy

Between legal recourse and political resistance, the leader of the National Rally refused her electoral death.

The Court of Appeal admonishes itself to be active. The political career of the right-wing populist could not be over yet.

Breaking with years of efforts to dediabolize the National Rally, the far-right leader launched, on Tuesday, a media guerrilla which also has the effect of diverting the eyes from the bottom of the file. Her appeal trial is expected to take place in the spring of 2026.

RECIT - The leader of the RN, struck with ineligibility, mobilizes her support against "interference of the magistrates in the presidential election." Combinative, she still hopes to be able to stand.

Sentenced to five years of ineligibility, Marine Le Pen attacked the "system" in an attempt to save his candidacy for the next presidential election. Emmanuel Macron cut behind the independence of the justice system when François Bayrou confessed his "trouble" before returning to prison.

Sentenced to five years of ineligibility in the case of the parliamentary assistants of the MPs FN, Marine Le Pen does not intend to be allowed. The leader of the National Rally announced on Tuesday that she would refer the case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and the Constitutional Council, denouncing a decision which she considers to be a "serious attack on democracy and the electoral process". A political response after a "tunnel…