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Marine Le Pen's Legal Troubles Cloud French Politics Ahead Of Budget Vote

Marine Le Pen's embezzlement trial raises questions about her political future and complicates the French government's efforts to approve a contentious budget.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 5:55 AM ET

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Marine Le Pen is on trial for embezzling European Parliament funds, with a verdict expected in Spring 2024. This legal challenge could render her ineligible for future office and impacts Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government as they navigate the 2025 budget vote. With the far-right poised to disrupt Barnier's plans, Le Pen's ongoing trial adds uncertainty to the political landscape ahead of upcoming elections.

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