Marine Le Pen put housing and the cost-of-living crisis at the heart of her presidential campaign on Sunday, using her first major speech in the former northern mining town of Hénin-Beaumont to promise French citizens that they would come “first in their own country” — regardless of skin colour, religion or origin.
“We will guarantee all French citizens a natural and fair right, as is done in every country in the world,” said the far-right National Rally party’s figurehead.
The presidential hopeful railed against the cost-of-living crisis, pledging to fix issues in the social housing sector but also in the private realm — pointing a finger at…
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