France: Le Pen's Ultra-Right Gains Ground in the Senate Seven Months After the Presidential Elections
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The Rassemblement National expands its power in the French Senate and for the first time achieves parliamentary strength. The success gives Marine Le Pen's party new political possibilities.
Even after the partial elections, the Conservatives dominate the French Senate. The Party of Marine Le Pen can form a faction for the first time and has more powers.
PARIS (ANP/AFP) - The French far-right party Rassemblement National (RN) has, for the first time since its founding, enough seats to form a parliamentary group in the Senate together with its ally UDR. Party chairman Jordan Bardella announced this following the elections for the Supreme Court...
Marine Le Pen's far-right National Grouping Party (RN) and its allies secured enough seats in the French Senate to form a parliamentary group in the upper house for the first time in the party's history. RN won 14 seats out of a total of 348 on Sunday. Half of the Senate is elected by indirect vote every three years and the members of this chamber, dominated by the right, hold office for six years.
For the first time, the National Racial Movement has achieved strength. What is the signal effect of the increase in power just before the French presidential election?
For the first time, the National Racial Movement has achieved strength. What is the signal effect of the increase in power just before the French presidential election?
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