On Monday morning, the day after the first round of the French presidential election, French newspapers devoted just as much attention to the high score earned by third-place candidate Marine Le Pen as they did to the two candidates who will advance to the second round.
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French Press Says Le Pen Will Hover Over Elections
By Le Figaro
On Monday morning, the day after the first round of the French presidential election, French newspapers devoted just as much attention to the high score earned by third-place candidate Marine Le Pen as they did to the two candidates who will advance to the second round.
On Monday morning, the day after the first round of the French presidential election, French newspapers devoted just as much attention to the high score earned by third-place candidate Marine Le Pen as they did to the two candidates who will advance to the second round.
The morning after election day, France woke up with a "vague hangover" according to French daily economic journal Les Échos, which bames this collective queasiness on the high score earned by far-right candidate Marine Le Pen (17.9%). According to columnist Jean-Francis Pécresse, the shadow of the Front national candidate will "hang over the campaigns of the second round."
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