France's Far Right RN Faces Internal Strain Amid Strategic Shift

Jordan Bardella, president of France's far-right Rassemblement National, is reportedly shifting the party to a softer right to attract more voters, while Marine Le Pen warns against potential internal 'nasty surprises'. This indicates internal strategic tensions within the party.

19 Mar, 22:13 — 19 Mar, 22:13

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France's far right faces internal strain as Bardella shifts RN to softer right

Jordan Bardella, the president of the far-right Rassemblement National, used the local elections to reach out to right-wing voters and candidates. Meanwhile, Le Pen, the party's leading figure, warned against the potential 'nasty surprises' of this strategy.

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First report: klix-ba · 19 Mar, 22:03|Full coverage: 2 · 10m|Window: 10m

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France's Far Right RN Faces Internal Strain Amid Strategic Shift

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France's far right faces internal strain as Bardella shifts RN to softer right

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Britanski desničar želi zabraniti molitve muslimanima blizu historijskih lokacija: "To je pokušaj dominacije"

France's far right faces internal strain as Bardella shifts RN to softer right

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