She could meet Eric Zemmour, her former party leader, also invited. But the reunion could be tense. Indeed, the young woman, initially named head of the list of the Reconquest party in the 2024 European elections, was excluded three days after the results after having initiated an unvalidated rapprochement with the National Rally (party founded by her grandfather Jean-Marie Le Pen, then called National Front, NldR). She then founded her own party: Identity-Libertés.
“She wants to be a bridge between the United States and France to move forward on economic and diplomatic issues,” one of her close friends confides to BFMTV. Appointed MEP in the 2024 elections, Marion Maréchal-Le Pen sits under the banner of the European Conservatives and Reformists group, of which the N-VA is also a part.
