‘Marine has to win’: Le Pen supporters fear for France’s future
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen vows to restore the rule of law, accusing president Emmanuel Macron's government of being soft on violent protesters.
Thousands gathered in Orleans to witness far-right leader Marine Le Pen officially kick off her presidential campaign. Supporters donned Le Pen-branded attire, savoring food and merchandise before the rally commenced. Young Loic Le Tourneau, who braved an hour's journey, expressed growing concerns about French insecurity, fearing worsening conditions if her party fails to secure the presidency.
Polls indicate Le Pen as the frontrunner in the forthcoming election, but critics allege her Eurosceptic party retains a racist stance. Le Pen pledged to restore law and order amidst recent unrest and unrest in France. At the rally's symbolic site, Joan of Arc's battlefield in Orleans, supporters chanted "We're going to win!" in anticipation of Le Pen's victory.
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