French right warns of peace risk if Le Pen wins
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The article discussed the escalation of the French right-wing against leftist formations, headed by far-right candidate Marine Le Pen, in the context of the presidential elections scheduled for 2027. Jordan Bardella, leader of the National Rally party, who is expected to assume the position of Prime Minister if Le Pen wins, condemned what he described as France's "noble behavior," which threatens social peace and aims to undermine democracy, especially in light of calls for "civil disobedience" issued by the left in the event of the party's victory. Polls showed Le Pen leading with a percentage ranging between 33% and 35% in the first round, while Edouard Philippe, from the center-right, came in second with 18% to 21%. The article reflects heightened political tensions and mobilizations in the French scene in preparation for the upcoming elections.
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