Marine Le Pen standing in a French courtroom awaiting her appeal verdict.
Marine Le Pen standing in a French courtroom awaiting her appeal verdict.
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Marine Le Pen awaits appeal court verdict on eligibility

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The appeal verdict in the European parliamentary assistants case will be delivered on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, by the Paris Court of Appeal. The ruling will determine whether Marine Le Pen can run for president in 2027.

Marine Le Pen was convicted at first instance on March 31, 2025, to five years of ineligibility with immediate effect, four years in prison including two years firm, and a 100,000 euros fine for misuse of public funds. Prosecutors sought comparable penalties on appeal.

On Monday evening her niece Marion Maréchal posted a message of support on X. She praised Marine Le Pen’s “tenacity” and stated that “whatever the judges decide, nothing will stop you tomorrow”.

Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella also displayed unity at an event in Liévin. The national camp remains mobilized ten months before the presidential vote.

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Initial reactions on X focus on anticipation of the July 7 verdict on Marine Le Pen's eligibility for 2027, with RN leaders expressing calm, media outlining possible outcomes including ineligibility scenarios, and users noting the high stakes for the presidential race and potential 'political justice' concerns.

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Marine Le Pen announcing her 2027 presidential candidacy at a press conference podium with French flags.
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Marine Le Pen announces 2027 presidential candidacy after Appeal Court ruling

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Convicted on Tuesday by the Paris Court of Appeal, Marine Le Pen announced on Tuesday evening on TF1 that she is filing an appeal to the Court of Cassation and running in the 2027 presidential election.

Convicted Tuesday by the Paris Court of Appeal, Marine Le Pen announced the same evening on TF1 that she would run in the 2027 presidential election while filing a Cassation appeal.

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Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen displayed unity on Saturday at a banquet in Liévin, three days before the ruling on Le Pen's candidacy.

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