Police Demonstration - Paris

Police Demonstration - Paris

RN MP Michel Guiniot during the Police Union's demonstration outside the French National Assembly (Assemblee Nationale) to defend their 'profession' and the 'resources' of the police for the 2025 budget, in Paris, France on February 4, 2025. Photo by Denis Prezat/ABACAPRESS.COM

Police demonstration in Paris - FA

Police demonstration in Paris - FA

French newly-elected Members of Parliament for the Rassemblement National Joelle Melin, Emmanuel Fouquart, Michel Guiniot and Philippe Ballard participate in a police demonstration organised by Alliance Police Nationale in Paris on February 4, 2025. Photo by Firas Abdullah/ABACAPRESS.COM

Police demonstration in Paris - FA

Police demonstration in Paris - FA

French newly-elected Members of Parliament for the Rassemblement National Emmanuel Fouquart, Michel Guiniot and Auguste Evrard protesters participate in a police demonstration organised by Alliance Police Nationale in Paris on February 4, 2025. Photo by Firas Abdullah/ABACAPRESS.COM

Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Michel Guiniot during a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a "fascist", many admitted he had succeeded in moving France's political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Michel Guiniot during a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a "fascist", many admitted he had succeeded in moving France's political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM

Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Memorial Service For Jean-Marie Le Pen - Paris

Michel Guiniot during a memorial service for French far-right figure Jean-Marie Le Pen at the Notre-Dame du Val-de-Grace church in Paris, on January 16, 2025. Jean-Marie Le Pen, an extreme right-winger who haunted the French political establishment for decades, died on January 7, 2025 aged 96, dividing opinion until the end. While the left decried him as a "fascist", many admitted he had succeeded in moving France's political dial to the right. Under his leadership the National Front party, which he co-founded with former Waffen-SS members and neo-Nazi sympathisers, defended a staunchly anti-immigration agenda, with many accusing him of being a xenophobe, racist and anti-Semite. Photo by Raphael Lafargue/ABACAPRESS.COM