Marine Le Pen Exorcises Ghosts in the Fiefdom that Gave Birth to her Political Project
La líder ultraderechista invoca la “prioridad nacional” para los franceses en su primer gran discurso del curso. Promete solucionar la crisis de la vivienda, pero evita alusiones a su condena y a la UE
Hénin-Beaumont, a town of 26,000 inhabitants, has become a symbol of Marine Le Pen's political project. The town is located near several terrils, mountains of waste from the Pas-de-Calais coal mines, built in the 1960s and 1980s. Marine Le Pen, a deputy for this constituency, spoke to around 3,000 people on Sunday, stating that "the French will have priority in their own home". This was her first political speech of the course.
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