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The government still has a slim hope of being able to top with LR to adopt a financial trajectory framing its budgets until 2027.
By Marc Vignaud
© ARTHUR NICHOLAS ORCHARD / Hans Lucas / Hans Lucas via AFP
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S’will they grant or not? Negotiations between Les Républicains and the government to provide France with a public finance programming law (LPFP) framing the various annual finance laws until 2027 are currently at an impasse.
The discussion, which has dragged on for weeks, should have ended Thursday, December 8 in the morning, on the occasion of the meeting of a joint committee between the Senate and the National Assembly. Faced with the difficulty of the two parties to agree, the meeting of this body was postponed. on the edge to Thursday, December 15. For the public finance programming law, the executive cannot draw article 49.3 without toasting its only cartridge from the parliamentary session, which makes the agreement with the Republicans irrelevant…
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