Presidential: LFI Promises 106 Billion Additional Revenue for 2027 and Says It Is "Reasonable"
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DECRYPTAGE - On Wednesday, the presidential candidate detailed the economic measures he would take as soon as he arrived at the Elysée.
The Melenchonist party presented on Wednesday 14 October the measures it would apply if it won the presidential election.The main measures: an ISF Among climate, the Zucman tax and the return of retirement at 62 and then 60 years old.
An independent income for young people, 10,000 positions of teachers and caregivers, an increase in the Gafam tax and high-income and inheritance punctions, a climate ISF...
Often criticized by the government and the right on the credibility of the economic proposals of his political party, Jean-Luc Mélenchon insisted on defending "an approach of economic rationality", and said he wanted to "reorder the public accounts" if he came to power in 2027.
The radical left movement does not hide it: it wants a frank break with the current economic and financial system by turning to a policy of demand, in particular through a revival of consumption. "In the worst circumstances, Mr Macron maintains the policy of supply", regretted the unsubstantiated candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon at a press conference Wednesday morning. "If you judge us according to the criteria of neoliberalism, our plans are unacce…
The LFI candidate in the presidential election announced the amending budget that would be applied next year if he went to the Elysée. He promised to reduce the public deficit to 5% of GDP in 2027 while stimulating growth.
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