It is a political earthquake in France and beyond. Marine Le Pen sees her chances of being a candidate for the next seriously compromised presidential election, after being found guilty this Monday of embezzlement of public funds. In addition to his conviction to four years in prison, the leader of RN deputies received a sentence of five years of ineligibility. She announced her intention to appeal but there is no indication that a second trial will take place before the next presidential election. What future for the RN? Should we expect the president of the Jordan Bardella party to be designated as the new strong man? What impact on public opinion?
To debate it ::
– Philippe Moreau-Chevrolet, Political communication professor at Sciences-Po and president of MCBG Conseil
– Frédéric Sawicki, Political science professor at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University
– Raphaël Delvolve, Journalist of the RFI political service.