Can Le Pen win?
As in 1848, “a spectre is haunting Europe”. But unlike in Marx and Engels’ time, it’s not the “spectre of communism”. In 2021 the ghost at the socially-distanced feast is Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Marine Le Pen
Mixed results for RN in French elections
On Sunday 28th June French local government elections held their decisive second round, postponed for more than three months due to Covid-19 restrictions. These elections were for more than 35,000 Continue Reading →
Not much to celebrate: Macron in London for De Gaulle anniversary as French local elections approach
While many Britons still in the grip of the Covid-19 crisis tend to think France has by comparison done quite well, the French themselves increasingly despair of President Emmanuel Macron. Continue Reading →
Le Pen stays ahead as French Conservatism dies
French National Front (FN) leader Marine Le Pen is set to win the first round of the French presidential election on April 23rd, as polls confirm the death of French Continue Reading →
Le Pen Presidential Campaign Panics Liberal Media
Establishment media commentators are increasingly panicked by the prospect of Marine Le Pen being elected President of France on May 7th. The Financial Times today reports: “Marine Le Pen has Continue Reading →
BBC admits “The Power of Le Pen”
While the British nationalist movement approaches its weakest electoral performance for almost thirty years, the French National Front of Marine Le Pen seems ever more credible as a potential government. The Continue Reading →