IThere are no flowers or farewell words hanging on the gates of the Le Pen family home, perched on the heights of Saint-Cloud (Hauts-de-Seine). Only the ballet of cars and police officers breaks the heavy silence, recalling the disappearance of Jean-Marie Le Pen at the beginning of the week.
Would he have been offended? It has already been several years since the patriarch no longer walked the paths of this mansion built in the 1830s at the request of Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte. And this, although it is still occupied by his ex-wife Pierrette and his daughter Yann, the mother of Marion Maréchal.
Today, the brick facade is peeling and dead leaves are piling up, but this large building of 430 square meters, with three outbuildings and a huge park of 5,000…
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