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Marine Le Pen launches French presidential campaign
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen is launching her presidential campaign today. The National Rally candidate is due to deliver her first campaign speech in Orléans, addressing around 10,000 party members. Police were controlling traffic entering the city this morning, following a large anti-far-right d
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Both outlets frame the story around Marine Le Pen’s campaign launch in Orléans and her attempt to make political use of a troubled moment in France. France 24 repeatedly foregrounds the setting, the National Rally congress, and the size of the crowd, while the South China Morning Post centers Le Pen’s pledge to “restore the rule of law” and notes only in its extract that she seems to be benefiting from France’s “convulsions.”
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