Marine Le Pen reaffirms support for Jordan Bardella after three days of silence
The RN president spoke in La Tribune Dimanche after Mediapart published writings attributed to Jordan Bardella.
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Marine Le Pen broke her silence on the accusations against Jordan Bardella, affirming her support for the National Rally president in an interview with La Tribune Dimanche.
The RN's presidential candidate had not spoken publicly since Mediapart published, on Thursday October 1, what the investigative site presented as writings of an antisemitic nature attributed to Jordan Bardella.
A statement after three days of silence
In her remarks, Marine Le Pen chose to express clear confidence in Jordan Bardella, without the full details of her comments being elaborated beyond that stated support.
Jordan Bardella and the National Rally have not, at this stage, issued any additional detailed response to the material published by Mediapart.
The affair continues to generate reactions across the French political landscape, just months before the presidential election.
Sources
- France: Marine Le Pen réaffirme sa confiance en Jordan Bardella après trois jours de silence — RFI — Français
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