Macron’s Potential Successors Clash Over French Economic Future
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First confrontation between the candidates for the Elysée. Centrista Philippe proposes that the French work more. Mélenchon's left wants to increase wages and reduce subsidies to companies. Le Pen's right announces a savings plan of 125 billion. And then Attal, Glucksmann, Retaileau, Tondelier... while the Financial Times points to France as the new sick person in Europe who worries the markets about debt sustainability and 82% of entrepreneurs …
French presidential candidates will present their policies to business leaders on Thursday, outlining starkly divergent paths for the euro area’s second largest economy as Emmanuel Macron’s decade in power draws to an end.
2027 French presidential election: Macron's legacy weighs heavily on centrist candidates Attal and Philippe
While Alexis Kohler, the Elysée's former chief of staff, has spoken out in defense of the president, candidates from the centrist bloc criticize his governing style while trying not to alienate his voter base.
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