Marine Le Pen, the far -right leader in France, said on Sunday that she will struggle peacefully to cancel her to prevent her from running for the presidential elections for 5 years, inspired by the American political leader defending civil rights Martin Luther King, while thousands of Paris gathered to support her.
A court in Paris Le Pen and more than 20 members of the “National Rally” party condemned last week to embezzle money from the European Union, and imposed a penalty that would prevent it from running for the French presidential elections in 2027, unless it was able to cancel the referee within 18 months.
Luban added in a video of the Italian -anti -immigration “Lega” party, Matteo Salvini, who was holding a meeting in Florence: “We will meet Martin Luther King as an example.”
“Our battle will be a peaceful battle, a democratic battle. We will fight Martin Luther King, who defended civil rights, as a role model.”
Luban supporters gathered in central Paris after Sunday afternoon in a peaceful protest, which could give an indication of popular support for accusations that the public prosecutors in the case sought to “kill them politically.”
Her supporters waved the flag of France, and they chanted “we will win” when they were crowded in the center of the capital, Paris, and said 79 -year -old retired that she rejects what she described as “a comic decision against Le Pen.”
A student of political science believed that “one must really question the neutrality of the judges.”
The police has not yet been appreciated by the number of participants in the pro -Al -Pan protest on Sunday, but organizers said that approximately 15,000 participated.
The court’s ruling was a severe blow to Al -Pan (56 years old), the leader of the National Rally Party, the most prominent figures of the European extremist right and the most fortunate candidate in opinion polls to win the French elections in 2027.
Le Pen appealed the court’s decision, and on Sunday, she pledged to use all legal means and means to be able to run. The court said it would issue a ruling on challenging the summer of next year.
A poll conducted by the “Elab” Foundation showed on Saturday that Le Pen is still the fortunate to win the first round of the presidential elections by between 32 and 36%, ahead of the former Prime Minister Edouard Philip, whose support rate ranged between 20.5 and 24%.
However, Le Pen’s attacks and its allies against what they described as “the tyranny of the judges” did not have a response even among some of its supporters, especially after the chief of the judges who looked at her case under the protection of the police due to death threats.
Most of the French do not see a problem with the court’s decision.
A poll conducted by Udoxa showed that about 65% of the participants said that the ruling did not shock them, and approximately 54% stated that Le Pen had received treatment like any other accused.
At the other end of the capital, supporters of left -wing parties participated in a counter -demonstration in protest against what they said was Le Pen attacks on the French state.
