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European politicians Viktor Orban (L), Geert Wilders (C) and Matteo Salvini (R) are among those who responded to courts banning French Marine Penn from running for office.
Marine Le Pen is an icon of French nationalist rights. He is one of the most famous and most popular politicians in the country.
Today, the far-right leader, who is supported in most of Europe, sees her as “one of the gang.”
Many of these leaders joined social media on Monday. It joined social media on Monday after being banned from running for political office with others for five years by the National Rally Party in France for embezzling the EU fund’s $4 million (£3.1 million) for use.
For them, this was an opportunity to use her case to highlight what they consider a common cause – politically traditional struggles with mainstream attempt to muzzle or undermine their nationalist agenda.
But for Le Pen, this may be the writing of her long-standing ambition to become president of France. She was running high in the vote ahead of the next election, which was scheduled for two years.
She and her political peers claim they are innocent. They are attractive to the verdict.
In a glittering show of solidarity on Monday, Hungarian controversial prime minister Victor Orban was declared in an X post of France’s “Yet Swiss Marine” (“I am Marine”).
Geert Wilders, a populist who is the leader of the largest political party in the Netherlands, was posted on X.
Italy’s hard-hitting vice-prime minister, Matteo Salvini, also took to social media. “We’re not threatened… full speed ahead, my friend!”
“People who fear voters’ judgment often seek relief from the courts. In Paris, they want to condemn Marine Le Pen and remove her from political life,” he wrote.
French courts have denied that they are politicized. They say their job is to serve justice.
But the suspicion that the court is biased – thwarting Le Pen’s political success in people who have declared themselves was echoed by supporters both inside and outside France on Monday.
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“Millions of French people are furious,” Le Pen told French television station TF1 on Monday.
The Kremlin rang out from Russia. Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for President Vladimir Putin, declared that “the situation at Marine Le Pen constitutes a violation of democratic norms,” showing sudden interest in democracy.
In many European countries, the legal system of the state appears to have been caught up in a new era of deep division and social doubts – leading to a tug of war between populist politicians and their detractors – each condemning others for using justice to protect their political interests. France, Romania and Hungary are recent examples.
It’s the same as in the US.
Donald Trump has declared Le Pen’s beliefs as “a very important issue.”
Speaking at the White House signing ceremony on Monday, Trump added.[Le Pen] She was banned for five years and was a major candidate. ”
“It sounds like this country. It sounds like this country.”
As he faced many legal challenges ahead of the US presidential election in November, Trump attacked all those involved in the lawsuit against him and the media, which the investigation work on him again called “illegal” last month.
But now he’s back in the White House, where he’s been criticized by critics for using the court to enact revenge on his political opponents.
However, his legal misery clearly did not harm his political fate.
Back in France, whatever happens politically – she believes her party is trying to curb the will of the people from all the media attention surrounding Monday’s ruling, the subsequent appeals case, and the sense of rebellion among the large majority of voters at the French facility – which may believe they will steal their general choice for the president.
