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Le Pen’s ‘Renaissance’: 4th time lucky?

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France 24Le Pen’s ‘Renaissance’: 4th time lucky?
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Just before half past four, Marine Le Pen took to the stage under the stadium strobe lights at the Zénith Arena in Orléans. The radical-right leader, whom analysts say is on the doorstep of the presidency, is polarising, yet deeply and increasingly popular…

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