Marine Le Pen relaunched her presidential campaign in Orléans, joined by Jordan Bardella and Eric Ciotti.
Leader's fourth campaign begins
The leader of the National Rally, Marine Le Pen, officially started her fourth campaign on Sunday in Orléans, a city in central France. The event marked the beginning of her bid for a high political office, likely the presidency.Campaign event in Orléans
The campaign launch took place during a meeting in Orléans, where Le Pen addressed supporters and outlined her policy priorities. The event was attended by prominent figures from her party, including Jordan Bardella and Eric Ciotti.Supporters in attendance
Jordan Bardella, the president of the National Rally's youth wing, and Eric Ciotti, a senior member of the party, were present at the event. Their presence underscored the unity within the party as it prepares for upcoming elections.Focus on political priorities
During the meeting, Le Pen emphasized key issues such as national sovereignty, economic reform, and immigration control. These themes are central to the National Rally's platform and reflect the party's current political strategy.
