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| She ran in the ] in the ] region for her father's political party, the ]. Since April 2003, she has been one of eight vice presidents of this party. | She ran in the ] in the ] region for her father's political party, the ]. Since April 2003, she has been one of eight vice presidents of this party. | ||
| Since 2002, she is also the president of Generations Le Pen, a organization close to the Front National which aims "to promote the thought and works of Jean-Marie Le Pen" among youth. | Since 2002, she is also the president of ''Generations Le Pen'', a organization close to the Front National which aims "to promote the thought and works of Jean-Marie Le Pen" among youth. | ||
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Marine le Pen (born August 5, 1968) is a French politician.
An attorney by profession, she is mainly known for being Jean-Marie Le Pen's daughter.
She ran in the 2004 French regional elections in the Île-de-France region for her father's political party, the Front National. Since April 2003, she has been one of eight vice presidents of this party.
Since 2002, she is also the president of Generations Le Pen, a organization close to the Front National which aims "to promote the thought and works of Jean-Marie Le Pen" among youth.
External links
- Portrayal in the Jerusalem Report
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