PM Lecornu Opens Political Season as French Government Returns From Summer Break
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The Prime Minister is working on the delicate finance bill that he will be presenting at the end of September. The aim is to add essential expenses and reduce others without poaching opposition, in a tense economic context.
On Monday, Sébastien Lecornu brings together his entire government for a seminar focused on preparing a 2027 budget. Between the dark economy, new expenses already arbitrated and threats of censorship at eight months of the presidential election, the task is expected to be particularly difficult. - Sébastien Lecornu's government met today in a seminar: what we know about the guidelines of the budget for 2027 (Policy).
A "reversible" budget Less than eight months before the presidential election, the Prime Minister, who gathers his ministers in a seminar on Monday to discuss budgetary issues in particular, promised in Le Parisien a budget with measures that will be "for many, reversible by the new majority who will come out of the ballot box". They will be "difficult" but not "gross", without "major reforms", according to him. A deficit that will not have to e…
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In an ever more tense economic context, Sébastien Lecornu and his ministers will meet this Monday to draw conclusions from a restless summer on many aspects and look towards the horizon. With the 2027 budget in focus.
PM Lecornu opens political season as French government returns from summer break
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is bringing his cabinet together on Monday to tackle the increasingly difficult task of drawing up the 2027 budget, with weak growth, rising borrowing costs and the threat of a no-confidence vote narrowing the government’s room for manoeuvre.
Sebastien Lecornu gathers on Monday his entire government for a seminar focused on preparing a 2027 budget for the impossible mission airs, between the dark economy, new expenses already arbitrated and threats of censorship at eight months of the presidential election.
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