It's over': Macron risks losing support from left against Le Pen in French presidential election
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Jacques Chirac, French President Who Opposed U.S. Iraq War, Is Dead At 86 : NPR
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Former French president Jacques Chirac dies, aged 86 | South China Morning Post
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Former French president Jacques Chirac dies, aged 86 | Reuters
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France rethinks the wisdom of its presidential elections.
Marine Le Pen will visit the Jacques Chirac tribute ceremony on Monday - Teller Report
Marine Le Pen doubles Macron's pandemic pressure | The Japan Times
French election: Marine Le Pen has lost the vote against Emmanuel Macron but she won something better — Quartz
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Outlook Photo Gallery : A woman walks past electoral posters of conservative candidate Jacques Chirac, and far-right leader Le Pen in Niort, France, ahead of the May 5 second round of the
Marine Le Pen | Biography, Policies, Party, Father, & Facts | Britannica
Jacques Chirac wins by default | The Economist
Phew″: Europe Reacts to Le Pen′s Defeat | News and current affairs from Germany and around the world | DW | 06.05.2002
Affiches électorales de Jacques Chirac et Jean-Marie Le Pen pour les... News Photo - Getty Images
A Victory for France | News and current affairs from Germany and around the world | DW | 05.05.2002
21 avril 2002: Chronique d'un séisme politique (2006) - IMDb
Given the deterioration of Macron's popularity, what is the likelihood that Le Pen could be elected in 2022? - Quora
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French extreme-right National Front presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen (C) works his way through a crowd of supporters during a march in Paris, May 1, 2002. Waving French flags, thousands of supporters
