
In the absence of a bank loan, the National Rally candidate plans to authorize loans from individuals for candidates for the Élysée.
Marine Le Pen, favorite in the polls for the 2027 presidential election, is unable to obtain a loan from French banks to finance her fourth electoral campaign.
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Marine Le Pen is at the top of the polls for the 2027 presidential election. She is struggling to obtain bank financing for her fourth candidacy.
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Presidential 2027: lack of bank loans, Marine Le Pen would like to “authorize loans from individuals” for candidates for the Elysée
Well ahead in all the polls a little more than six months before the first round, and winning against all her potential opponents in the second round, Marine Le Pen has nevertheless found no French bank agreeing to finance her fourth campaign.
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Legislative debate on the authorization of personal loans to candidates.
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