France’s Far-Right Leader Le Pen Faces Fraud Probe
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Marine Le Pen’s National Front failed to win a single region in the last round of France’s local elections. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
AFP – French far-right leader Marine Le Pen was on Tuesday questioned by judges probing her National Front (FN) party for fraud, according to sources close to the investigation.
Le Pen, 47, was questioned for several hours after twice previously having refused to appear before judges investigating the FN’s finances.
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