Far-right French leader Bardella calls for Paris rally in support of Le Pen

Jordan Bardella, the best leader of France, called for a rally in the center of Paris on Sunday, for five years that people banned public service at the Paris Center on Sunday.

Le Pen’s bid to become the next president of France in 2027 said on Monday that the Judging Committee was at the center of the operation of the EU’s embezzlement between 2004 and 2016.

She can appeal, but the prohibition has an immediate influence, the appeal process may take time, leaving only a thin hope for running for the president.

Bardella, the president of the National Rally (RN) Party, said France should be “angry” by sentence.

Bardella added at a press conference on Tuesday that he will go to the street this week. The first event is a plan for a Place Vauban close to the Eiffel Tower on Sunday.

Le Pen said that sitting next to him was used in RN to take power.

The old character on the right side of France added that “system” used “system” “powerful weapons for Rn” because “system” was trying to win the election.

“We will not let them get out of them,” she added. People had to motivate them to endure with their “anger and hurt”. “We will hold on until we finish until we win.”

At the beginning of Tuesday, Baella accused the “tyranny of the judges” and said, “Everything was done to prevent us from gaining power.”

He also criticized the insults that judges received after the ruling on Monday, like Le Pen.

On Tuesdays, they revered for Rémy Heitz, the prosecutor general of the Cassage Court, the best court in France.

The Le Pen Le Pigaro newspaper cited the police and reported that Bénédicte de perthuis, the presidential judge of the Le Pen case, is being protected under the threat.

Le Pen was preparing for the fourth time for the presidential position and was likely to win. She is reluctant to hand out the baton to Jordan Bardella. Jordan Bardella seems to have a lack of experience in maintaining the best office in France by a part of the age of 29.

LE PEN said, “I will not remove it like this.” Bardella did not lead the discussion at this stage, but refused to say whether he was “Plan B” in the National Rally.

But RN spokesman Laurent Jacobelli says the party will fight for Le Pen as a candidate, but Bardella is “the most naturally legal alternative.”

Voters can agree. According to a poll released the day before Le Pen’s sentence, about 60%of RN voters will take back Bardella through Le Pen in the presidential election, accounting for up to 36%of the total ballot.

Le Pen has gained the support of Europe and beyond the Viktor Orban and Donald Trump in Hungary.

And Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni said, “Anyone who is interested in democracy cannot be pleased with the representative of millions of citizens.”

Le Pen was also sentenced to € 100,000 (£ 82,635) fines and four -year sentence in addition to the ban on public service, and two of them will be suspended.

This does not apply until the appeal procedure is exhausted and can take several years.