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Fuel, Budget, "Yellow Vests" : Against the Background of France in Decline, the Presidential Threatened by Social Anger

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DEXYPTAGE - The new rise in gasoline prices is a fear of a social crisis that would hit the race for Elysée and could then benefit the RN and LFI, all in full budget and with the threat of a financial crisis.

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DEXYPTAGE - The new rise in gasoline prices is a fear of a social crisis that would hit the race for Elysée and could then benefit the RN and LFI, all in full budget and with the threat of a financial crisis.

·Paris, France
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The rise in energy prices, stagnating revenues and calls for social mobilization: seven months before the presidential elections in France, a deaf anger increases and imposes purchasing power as a priority in the electoral campaign, reports France Presse, notes Agerpres. "Take your vest back!"Carburant too expensive, life too expensive: if the scale of mobilization remains [...]

Eight years after the movement of the yellow vests, the call is launched to go down the street to protest the increase in fuel prices. If in 2018 the left and the far right accompanied this anger, a few months from the Presidential, the deal has changed.

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The RN wants to enjoy social anger without encouraging it in the street. Shaved by the precedent of the Yellow Gilets, the party observes the mobilizations with restraint

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L'Opinion broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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