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[[File:399px-Le Pen Marine-9586.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Marine Le Pen]]
[[File:399px-Le Pen Marine-9586.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Marine Le Pen]]
'''Marine Le Pen''' (5 August, 1968) was the defeated [[Front National]] candidate for President of [[France]] in the Spring 2017 elections. She progressed to the second round run-off with 21.7% of the first round vote,<ref>[https://www.theatlantic.com/news/archive/2017/04/french-election-results-first-round/523965/ Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron Advance] ''The Atlantic''. April 23, 2017. Retrieved May 7, 2017.</ref> but was beaten by around 30 points by [[Emmanuel Macron]].
'''Marine Le Pen''' (5 August, 1968) is a French politician and the president of the [[Front National]]. She has run twice to be French president, and although unsuccessful both times, she received high percentages of the vote for an FN candidate.
She prioritizes the national interests of France, a rejection of [[globalism]], an exit from the [[eurozone]], a reduction of [[immigration]], and an increase in security, as well as socioeconomic issues and the [[sovereignty]] of the French state, on matters of currency, borders, the economy, and the rule of law.
As the nominee in 2012 for President of France the FN won a surprisingly large 20% of the vote in the election on April 22. Marine Le Pen has continued to build her movement ever since. She has similarities to [[Donald Trump]] in standing up against the [[Establishment]] and putting her country first.
As the nominee in 2012 for President of France the FN won a surprisingly large 20% of the vote in the election on April 22. Marine Le Pen has continued to build her movement ever since. She has similarities to [[Donald Trump]] in standing up against the [[Establishment]] and putting her country first.