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French Far-Right Leader Le Pen Says She Will Run For President Next Year
Born in 1968, Le Pen was just four years old when her father Jean-Marie co-founded the National Front (FN), France's main postwar far-right movement.
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France's Macron's New Challenge: First Left-Wing Coalition In 20 Years
France's Socialist Party on Friday sealed a coalition deal with the hard-left La France Insoumise (LFI) party to run together in June's parliamentary elections to try to deprive newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron of a majority.
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Vladimir Putin, In Telegram To France's Emmanuel Macron, Says Ready For Constructive Work
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent France's President-elect Emmanuel Macron a telegram to congratulate him on his election victory and told him Russia was ready for constructive work on bilateral and global issues, the Kremlin said on Monday.
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Hollande A No-Hoper If He Stands For Re-Election: Poll
Beleaguered President Francois Hollande would not make it past the first round of France's presidential election next year, should he choose to stand, according to a new survey published Thursday.
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Will France's 'Hyper President' be on his way out?
France will elect a President tonight for a fresh five year term. Results will be out at 11.30pm India time. Nicolas Sarkozy is trying to hold on to a second term but socialist candidate Francois Hollande has been ahead of him in opinion polls for nearly 8 months now.
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French President polls: Is it the end of the road for Nicolas Sarkozy?
France goes to the polls Sunday with frontrunner Francois Hollande hoping voters will reject Nicolas Sarkozy's record in office and make him the country's first Socialist president since 1995. France's 46 million voters were to head to polling stations from 0600 GMT after a bruising campaign that pit energetic right-winger Sarkozy against Hollande...
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Sarkozy trails Hollande; both set to advance to French runoff
Official partial results show Socialist Francois Hollande and conservative President Nicolas Sarkozy are advancing to the runoff of France's presidential elections. With about 33 percent of the vote counted, Hollande had 27.5 percent of ballots cast and Sarkozy 26.6 percent, according to figures released by the Interior Ministry after Sunday's fir...
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French Far-Right Leader Le Pen Says She Will Run For President Next Year
Born in 1968, Le Pen was just four years old when her father Jean-Marie co-founded the National Front (FN), France's main postwar far-right movement.
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France's Macron's New Challenge: First Left-Wing Coalition In 20 Years
France's Socialist Party on Friday sealed a coalition deal with the hard-left La France Insoumise (LFI) party to run together in June's parliamentary elections to try to deprive newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron of a majority.
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Vladimir Putin, In Telegram To France's Emmanuel Macron, Says Ready For Constructive Work
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent France's President-elect Emmanuel Macron a telegram to congratulate him on his election victory and told him Russia was ready for constructive work on bilateral and global issues, the Kremlin said on Monday.
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Hollande A No-Hoper If He Stands For Re-Election: Poll
Beleaguered President Francois Hollande would not make it past the first round of France's presidential election next year, should he choose to stand, according to a new survey published Thursday.
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Will France's 'Hyper President' be on his way out?
France will elect a President tonight for a fresh five year term. Results will be out at 11.30pm India time. Nicolas Sarkozy is trying to hold on to a second term but socialist candidate Francois Hollande has been ahead of him in opinion polls for nearly 8 months now.
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French President polls: Is it the end of the road for Nicolas Sarkozy?
France goes to the polls Sunday with frontrunner Francois Hollande hoping voters will reject Nicolas Sarkozy's record in office and make him the country's first Socialist president since 1995. France's 46 million voters were to head to polling stations from 0600 GMT after a bruising campaign that pit energetic right-winger Sarkozy against Hollande...
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Sarkozy trails Hollande; both set to advance to French runoff
Official partial results show Socialist Francois Hollande and conservative President Nicolas Sarkozy are advancing to the runoff of France's presidential elections. With about 33 percent of the vote counted, Hollande had 27.5 percent of ballots cast and Sarkozy 26.6 percent, according to figures released by the Interior Ministry after Sunday's fir...
