The eldest of the three daughters of Jean-Marie Le Pen and “mother-in-law” of Jordan Bardela announced that she will be a candidate in the Sarthe region
The former MP and sister of Marine Le Pen, Marie-Caroline Le Pen, announced her candidacy for the early parliamentary elections in France today.
64-year-old Marie-Caroline Le Pen, the eldest of Jean-Marie Le Pen’s three daughters, will run in Francois Fillon’s former constituency in the Sarthes region.
In 1988, Marie-Caroline Le Pen, along with her husband Philippe Olivier, had joined Bruno Mégret’s National Republican Movement (MNR) in 1988. At the time, Marie-Caroline Le Pen had fallen out with her family, reconciled then with them and returned to the National Front in 2016.
C’est parti pour la victoire!🇫🇷
4eme circonscription de la #Sarthe#UnionNationale #RassemblementNationa pic.twitter.com/lcxDvhTFUU
— Marie Caroline Le Pen (@MCarolineLePen) June 16, 2024
It is recalled that from 1992 to 2004 he was regional councilor of far-right parties in Ile-de-France and was re-elected again in 2021, while in June 2022 he failed to be elected in the Neuilly-sur-Seine region.
Her daughter, Nolwenn Olivier, is the partner of the president of the National Alarm party, Jordan Bardela.
Marie-Caroline Le Pen, sœur of Marine Le Pen, will be a candidate for the legislative elections in the fourth district of the Sarthe, the former district of François Fillon, at-elle announced on X #AFP pic.twitter.com/1taJMpLauq
— Agence France-Presse (@afpfr) June 16, 2024
Source :Skai
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