Jordan Bardella waits longer to succeed Marine Le Pen as leader.

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Jordan Bardella, deputy to Marine Le Pen, was seen as a potential successor for France's far-right leadership.
At 30 years old, Bardella has been positioned for a prominent role in the National Rally party.
Recent developments indicate that he will need to wait an extended period before taking on a more prominent leadership role.
Bardella's withdrawal from the spotlight suggests a shift in dynamics within the party hierarchy.

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Forced to wait his turn, Marine Le Pen's deputy Bardella returns to the shadowsBBC News · 11 days ago

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Jordan Bardella, deputy to Marine Le Pen, was seen as a potential successor for France's far-right leadership.
At 30 years old, Bardella has been positioned for a prominent role in the National Rally party.
Recent developments indicate that he will need to wait an extended period before taking on a more prominent leadership role.
Bardella's withdrawal from the spotlight suggests a shift in dynamics within the party hierarchy.

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