The ECHR has rejected Marine Le Pen's request to suspend her ban on running for public office, ruling that there is no irreparable risk.
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The European Court of Human Rights has decided not to suspend the measure of ineligibility imposed on Marine Le Pen, president of the Rassemblement National, in the context of an investigation into election financing. Le Pen is hoping to run in 2027 and is challenging the legality of the ban, but the ECHR ruled that there was no imminent risk of violation of her rights. This is her first defeat in her appeal to the ECHR.
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CEDO refuză să suspende pedeapsa de ineligibilitate pronunţată împotriva lui Marine Le Pen, respingând o primă plângere a politicienei franceze de extremă dreapta
CEDO refuză să suspende pedeapsa de ineligibilitate pronunțată împotriva lui Marine Le Pen
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