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Le Pen launches French presidential bid, vows 'national priority'

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Marine Le Pen, a leading candidate in the upcoming French presidential election, has reiterated her stance on "national priority," stating that French citizens should receive preferential treatment over foreigners. Speaking at her campaign launch, Le Pen emphasized that French nationals would have priority in areas such as social housing, regardless of their background. This policy, a cornerstone of her platform, aims to ensure that French citizens are favored within their own country. AI

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Le Pen launches French presidential bid, vows 'national priority'

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Agence France-Presse ·

    French must come first, far-right leader Le Pen says at election campaign launch

    Far-right leader Marine Le Pen, a front runner in the French presidency race, signalled on Sunday that she would favour French citizens over foreigners, defending her long-held principle of “national priority”. Speaking seven months before France’s presidential polls, Le Pen, 58,…

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