Macron emerges on top as France urged to reject Le Pen | CNN
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France 2022: Echoes of 2002 | European Notepad
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2002: un 1er mai pour voter Chirac - L'Express
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Macron vs. Le Pen: What's at Stake in the French Election? | Council on Foreign Relations
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The French Presidential Election: French Election: Macron Leads Le Pen as Runoff Looms - The New York Times
Avril 2002 : le paroxysme du combat entre Jacques Chirac et Jean-Marie Le Pen
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Mort de Jacques Chirac : à Rennes, il avait refusé le débat avec Jean-Marie Le Pen | L'Éclaireur de Châteaubriant
21,249 Le Pen President Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Demonstrators shout slogans as they hold signs which read, "To Vote for Le Pen rhymes with Aryen" and "Erase the Shame" during a protest rally against National Front presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le
How Marine Le Pen spent five years trying to overcome her 2017 failure
INA.fr on Twitter: "21 avril 2002 - Election présidentielle : Jacques Chirac et Jean-Marie Le Pen au second tour https://t.co/rfjcl0qYJc https://t.co/svXXprmA2a" / Twitter
French election: Emmanuel Macron beats Marine Le Pen : NPR
Why are the French not marching against Le Pen like in 2002?
The Future of Europe Hinges on a Face-Off in France | The New Yorker
