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Presidential Candidates to Be Grilled on Economy at French Business Summit

Summary by France24
France's main candidates for next year's presidential election will be quizzed by business leaders about their plans for the nation at the Medef employers federation's annual end of summer conference on Thursday. Taxation, the burden of regulations, reindustrialisation and France's public debt of over 3.5 trillion euros are all issues on the table.

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Lean Left

Gabriel Attal, in a freewheel, stole the star from the other presidential candidates during the great oral organized on Thursday 27 August by the Medef. Deriving the preferred lexicon of the bosses allowed him to win the applaudimeter. Leave aside the priorities of the rest of the French.

·Paris, France
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Center

Displeased to be named by his predecessor in Matignon, who attributed him an increase in the cost of work during the debate of presidential candidates before the Medef, the former Prime Minister said so.

·France
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Center

The first debate of the presidential elections took place this Thursday at the close of the Meeting of Entrepreneurs of France, organized by the Medef in Paris. The candidates for the Elysée present have faced each other

Lean Left

The main candidates in the presidential election held their ideas in front of the employers on Thursday. POLITICO summarizes what should not be missed.

·Brussels, Belgium
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REPORTING. In Roland-Garros' moist air, the main presidential candidates passed their great oral in front of several thousands of business leaders. Between applause, arms passes and water trombs, the surprise resignation of the economic advisor of the RN François Durvye came to hit the performance of Marine Le Pen. A first photograph, life-size, of the campaign that opens.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

Debt, retreats, roles of the state... For the traditional summer raout of the employers' organization, seven presidential candidates faced each other, on Thursday 27 August, with spades and good words. A performance that "Libé" chose to separate with a single tool: the applaudimeter.

·Paris, France
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TF1 INFO broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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