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Le Pen-Bardella, tandem en péril ?

Politico EU Thursday 10 September 2026, 16:23 UTC By Anthony Lattier, Sarah Paillou 27 min read

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Très attendu par ses troupes, le premier discours de Marine Le Pen en tant que candidate officielle du RN à la présidentielle, dimanche à Hénin-Beaumont, va-t-il dissiper les interrogations nées de la rentrée mouvementée du Rassemblement national ? La reprise en main de la députée va-t-elle entraîner la mise à l’écart de Jordan Bardella, le président du parti ? Anthony Lattier en discute avec Sarah Paillou, co-autrice de la newsletter Playbook Paris de POLITICO.

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