According to a report by German News Agency on July 21, French media quoted sources in the judicial department on the 21st as reporting that French far-right leader Marina Le Pen has appealed to the Supreme Court of Appeal in the case where she was convicted of misappropriating EU funds, as previously announced. As a result, Le Pen's previous sentence of one year in prison and wearing electronic fetters by a French court of appeal will not be enforced for the time being. As a result, Le Pen was able to launch the 2027 presidential election campaign unhindered as planned. Following the appellate court's ruling, the prosecution decided not to appeal.

According to a report by German News Agency on July 21, French media quoted sources in the judicial department on the 21st as reporting that French far-right leader Marina Le Pen has appealed to the Supreme Court of Appeal in the case where she was convicted of misappropriating EU funds, as previously announced. As a result, Le Pen's previous sentence of one year in prison and wearing electronic fetters by a French court of appeal will not be enforced for the time being. As a result, Le Pen was able to launch the 2027 presidential election campaign unhindered as planned. Following the appellate court's ruling, the prosecution decided not to appeal.