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Marine Le Pen's embezzlement conviction was upheld by a French appeals court, but her sentence was reduced, allowing her to run for president in 2027 while serving house arrest. The court found that she and others misused EU funds, ordering them to repay €2.8 million. Le Pen has expressed doubts about her ability to campaign effectively under the conditions of her sentence.
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Marine Le Pen's embezzlement conviction was upheld by a French appeals court, but her sentence was reduced, allowing her to run for president in 2027 while serving house arrest. The court found that she and others misused EU funds, ordering them to repay €2.8 million. Le Pen has expressed doubts about her ability to campaign effectively under the conditions of her sentence.
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French court clears path for conservative presidential candidate, but house arrest threatens campaign
French Court Reduces Sentence for Marine Le Pen, Allows Presidential Candidacy