French far-right leader calls EU totalitarian, urges Frexit
France's Far-right National Front (FN) party leader Marine Le Pen (L) makes a statement, next to FN vice-president Florian Philippot, following a meeting with French President on June 25, 2016 at the Elysee Palace in Paris (AFP Photo)


France's far-right National Front Party leader Marine Le Pen accused the European Union for being totalitarian and called for a Frexit referendum in the French Parliament on Tuesday.

Le Pen said that the EU applied pan-nationalist globalist policies for decades.

'Put away your sulky, angry faces and rejoice in the UK's freedom,' she told the French Parliament.

Le Pen saw the results of Brexit as a 'victory for freedom' and said 'as I have been asking for years, we must now have the same referendum in France and EU countries," she wrote on her Twitter account.