France's former major parties are "burning out their last flames" and "running on a pile of ashes," National Assembly leader and presidential candidate Marine Le Pen said in a campaign speech at the party's congress in Olins on October 25. She called her project the "rebirth" of France, stressing that she was not proposing to recreate the past. "We don't say 'it was better before.' We say: "It was good before, tomorrow it will be better," said the politician. According to Le Pen, the current state of the country was the result of the decisions of leaders, not the actions of the French people. She named the restoration of state authority as one of the priorities of her policy. RBC channel at max.

France's former major parties are "burning out their last flames" and "running on a pile of ashes," National Assembly leader and presidential candidate Marine Le Pen said in a campaign speech at the party's congress in Olins on October 25. She called her project the "rebirth" of France, stressing that she was not proposing to recreate the past. "We don't say 'it was better before.' We say: "It was good before, tomorrow it will be better," said the politician. According to Le Pen, the current state of the country was the result of the decisions of leaders, not the actions of the French people. She named the restoration of state authority as one of the priorities of her policy. RBC channel at max.