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Marine Le Pen faces her second trial for the alleged misuse of European Parliament funds between 2004 and 2016. The leader of the National Rally has been more discreet than in the first instance, letting her lawyers defend her “good faith.” The Prosecutor's Office asks for four years in prison (one of effective compliance which could be with an electronic bracelet), a fine of 500 thousand euros and five years of political disqualification. From Paris, our journalist Erika Olavarría gives us the details.
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