Immigration, economy… In Spain, Jordan Bardella tries to regain control of his destiny

Invariably, the question is asked. No doubt she is starting to annoy him a little. Because Jordan Bardella never likes to show his weaknesses. At the start of the week, under the burning sun of Ceuta, a Spanish enclave bordering Morocco in North Africa, Marine Le Pen's “prime minister” stands tall, almost without batting an eye.

“Are you still as serene and are you maintaining your denials today?”, he is asked, a few days after a new article from Mediapart linking the official “How long can you last? And aren't you afraid of weakening Marine Le Pen's campaign?

Jordan Bardella narrows his eyes and, without breaking the slightest smile, retorts: “I was told that it’s precisely…