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Marine Le Pen calls for 'renaissance for France' as National Rally leader kicks off presidential campaign - after more than 1,300 arrested and 50 police hurt in violent protests across country

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Daily Mail – News
“Marine Le Pen calls for 'renaissance for France' as National Rally leader kicks off presidential campaign - after more than 1,300 arrested and 50 police hurt in violent protests across country”

The National Rally leader has been using the clashes to fuel her campaign to be elected as France's next President in April, accusing current authorities of being soft on violent protesters.

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