François Bayrou Warns of Debt Trap, Promises 2026 Budget Preview
- François Bayrou warned that France's economy is over-indebted, lacking production, and has catastrophic economic conditions, stating the country faces the highest level of public spending in the world.
- He stated that France must reduce its budget deficit to 3% by 2029, while cautioning against increasing national debt.
- Bayrou expressed concerns that the national debt costs €62 billion annually, with projections reaching €100 billion by 2029, urging measures to meet a 3% budget deficit target.
- He emphasized that citizens must understand the economic situation to support public actions to avoid defaults on debt obligations.
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