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"Everything Went Live": Gabriel Attal Believes that the Dissolution "Contributed to Almost Killing the French Economy"

Summary by Le Figaro
"Before the dissolution, the 2% growth was managed. Today, we are almost in zero growth," the Renaissance candidate stressed in the presidential elections.

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Presidential candidate Gabriel Attal strongly criticizes the decision to dissolve the National Assembly in 2024, pointing to a deterioration in economic indicators The candidate for the

·France
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"Before the dissolution, the 2% growth was managed. Today, we are almost in zero growth," the Renaissance candidate stressed in the presidential elections.

·Paris, France
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Gabriel Attal said this Wednesday, September 16th of an intervention at the "French Digital Day" in Paris that the dissolution of the National Assembly in June 2024 had "contributed to almost killing the French economy"....

The leader of the Renaissance party pointed out the consequences of the dissolution of the National Assembly, which was carried out by Emmanuel Macron in June 2024, which led to his departure from Matignon.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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