In Brief: 2026 Senate Elections: The Troubling Signal from an RN Group
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Seven months before the presidential election, Marine Le Pen's party and its ally the UDR have succeeded in forming a group at the Luxembourg Palace. The report also clarifies that this result indicates the far right has deepened its local footprint.
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