Presidential candidate Marine LePen has adopted a "nuanced" position on leaving the Euro, at a time when polling shows that a full withdrawal is unpopular with voters. She now says her government would keep the Euro - the common European currency - as part of a "basket" of currencies, along with a revived French Franc. Older citizens worry that a sharp withdrawal from the Euro could cause currency fluctuations that would degrade their savings. She is, however, sticking by her call for a referendum on leaving the European Union as a political institution.
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