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Budget 2027: Sébastien Lecornu Promises "Support and Investment Measures" for Agriculture

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In an "Letter open to farmers in France", the Prime Minister states that the future finance bill 2027 will contain measures to support the agricultural sector. Without a majority, he relies on the "responsibility" of Parliament to support these measures and adopt his draft budget. He also renews his commitments in the negotiation of the future CAP. - Budget 2027: Sébastien Lecornu promises "support and investment measures" for agriculture (Polic…

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In an "Letter open to farmers in France", the Prime Minister states that the future finance bill 2027 will contain measures to support the agricultural sector. Without a majority, he relies on the "responsibility" of Parliament to support these measures and adopt his draft budget. He also renews his commitments in the negotiation of the future CAP. - Budget 2027: Sébastien Lecornu promises "support and investment measures" for agriculture (Polic…

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The Prime Minister plans measures to "support hydraulic investments, continue to adapt agriculture to climate change" or "preserve the competitiveness of our sectors".

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The Prime Minister confirms the aid to farms affected by drought and announces a mechanism of tax depreciation. However, the adoption of these measures remains uncertain, due to the lack of a majority in the National Assembly.

·Paris, France
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The draft budget for 2027 will include "support and investment measures" for agriculture, says Sébastien Lecornu this Saturday.

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In a third letter open to farmers since the beginning of the year, the Prime Minister promises "support and investment measures" in the 2027 budget, despite the absence of a majority in the National Assembly.

·France
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BFM TV broke the news in France on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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