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OLIVIER MARLEIX.
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What is certain is that he will not do it before the European elections on June 9!
Mr. Macron is doing everything he can to hide from the French the seriousness of the country's financial situation and the painful measures for purchasing power that he is preparing.
In forty years, France has fallen into debt of 2000 billion.
At the end of this year, Emmanuel Macron alone will have made 1000 billion more.
The recovery effort will be painful and will require a complete U-turn compared to what has been done for seven years.
A period where the government distributed tax gifts to some, checks to others: elimination of the housing tax for 20 billion, elimination of the fee, “flat tax” without ever asking the question of financing… Under Nicolas Sarkozy , the state payroll had fallen by 6.6%, it increased by 5.9% under François Hollande…
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