Marine Le Pen to Skip Presidential Run if Ordered Electronic Tag

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Marine Le Pen stated she will not run for president if a Paris court orders her to wear an electronic tag.
The verdict, due Tuesday, concerns misuse of EU Parliament funds.
If convicted again, she faces a ban from office or an electronic tag.

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Marine Le Pen stated she will not run for president if a Paris court orders her to wear an electronic tag. The verdict, due Tuesday, concerns misuse of EU Parliament funds. If convicted again, she faces a ban from office or an electronic tag.

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