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Victoria Ivanova. French socialist MPs have plans to make a parliamentary Commission, which will investigate the question of the financing of the party "national front" with the help of First Czech-Russian Bank, transfers on Tuesday Agency.

Victoria Ivanova. French socialist MPs have plans to make a parliamentary Commission, which will investigate the question of the financing of the party "national front" with the help of First Czech-Russian Bank, transfers on Tuesday Agency.
the elected officials of Razzi Ammadi (Razzy Hammadi) and Sebastien of Dinaga (Sebastien Denaja) have plans to submit its proposals for the establishment of such a group on Wednesday at a news conference.
In the fall of 2014 it was announced that " the national front, whose leader is marine Le Pen, received a loan of ? 9 million in the First Czech-Russian Bank. The agreement on the loan was signed in September of the same year.
yesterday the news about the fact that the party has received a loan abroad, Le Pen have reported problems with party funding in France. According to policy, "national front" filed " application for loan to all banks in France, but none of them gave consent."
1st Czech-Russian Bank was established in 1996 to service the foreign trade turnover and investment projects of the Russian Federation and the Czech Republic and the provision of banking services to the companies present in the Russian-Czech economic relations, as well as Russian enterprises and organizations established with the participation of the Czech capital.
"National front" French party, advocating for conservative values, limiting migration, opposition to European integration. In the most recent elections to the European Parliament, the party won 25, 4% of voters came to the polls. Party leader marine Le Pen many times supported the foreign policy of Russia, and also in the context of the Ukrainian fall.