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President 2027: Bruno Le Maire Presents a Programme for "Another France", without yet Being Declared a Candidate

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The former Minister of Economy unveils on Thursday 50 proposals. He defends "temporary" taxes targeting the most affluent, coupled with the freezing of benefits

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Beyond the median wage of €4,000, the former Minister of Economy detailed on Thursday 12 November the 50 proposals of his project: unemployment limited to 12 months, retirement at age 65, compulsory capitalisation, guaranteed loan for young people. A programme whose funding remains to be specified.

·Gennevilliers, France
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The former Minister of Economy unveils on Thursday 50 proposals. He defends "temporary" taxes targeting the most affluent, coupled with the freezing of benefits

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The former tenant of Bercy, who is about to present his "project for France", does not rule out anything for the supreme election.

·Paris, France
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The former Minister of Economy presents his "project for France" and ensures that he wants to put "the project ahead of the candidate".

On Thursday, Bruno Le Maire presented his "project", called "Another France". The former Minister of Economy set three priorities: security, prosperity and Europe. In a week marked by a rain of candidatures, Bruno Le Maire, too, was going to start the presidential race? On Thursday, the former Minister of Economy presented the main lines of his project for "another France." If several politicians increasingly called for the organisation of a cen…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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www.cnews.fr broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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