Rarely has the confidence been so high in Marine Le Pen's party: 'We are going to win the elections'

Marine Le Pen's Rassemblement National showcases confidence at a congress in Orléans, aiming for unity and victory in upcoming elections. Le Pen emphasizes French sovereignty and criticizes President Macron's leadership, promising a renaissance for France. The party's atmosphere is buoyant, with chants of victory from supporters. Jordan Bardella, re-elected as party president, is positioned as Le Pen's prime ministerial candidate. Despite controversies surrounding Bardella's past remarks, the party remains focused on their campaign. Differences between Le Pen and Bardella emerge over economic policies and public visibility of religious symbols, highlighting internal tensions as they prepare for the elections.