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Marine Le Pen: a far-right president? (part 2)

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Marc Perelman interviews Sophie Pedder, Paris Bureau Chief, The Economist; Anne-Elisabeth Moutet, Columnist with The Sunday Telegraph; Patrick Jarreau, Editor-in-Chief, ACP News Agency; and Mathieu Doiret, Account Director, IPSOS Public Affairs.

POLITICS

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Programme prepared by Narimène LAOUADI.
 

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