How France's far right National Rally 'dediabolised' over the years
Summary
The far-right National Rally party in France has become the country's most popular political group under Marine Le Pen, the daughter of the party founder. This rise happened even though the party kept its strong views against immigration and other far-right ideas.Key Facts
- The National Rally is a far-right political party in France.
- Marine Le Pen leads the party; she is the founder’s daughter.
- The party has gained increased popularity and is now the top political force in France.
- Despite its rise, the party has not changed its anti-immigration stance.
- Marine Le Pen has faced legal issues, including a conviction and a ban from public office for 15 months related to an EU embezzlement case.
- The party has worked to improve its public image, a process sometimes called "dediabolisation" (making the party seem less extreme).
- The article includes references to ongoing political challenges and election decisions for Marine Le Pen.
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