This aid will be addressed, according to the Prime Minister, to the most modest households.
Elisabeth Borne announced on Tuesday that aid would be paid “in September» for the most modest who face rising prices, especially food. Elisabeth Borne announced on Tuesday that aid would be paid “in Septemberto the most modest who face the rise in prices, and that at this time would also be put in place a system of aid to “big wheelsfaced with rising fuel prices.
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«In an emergency, with inflation, this will be aid paid directly into the bank account, all at once, naturally taking into account the number of children in the family.“, detailed on France Bleu the Prime Minister. Then “a thought» will be started on «a targeted system to allow all French people to access quality products, organic products“, she added.
This food voucher, also intended for the most modest, allowing the purchase of local, sustainable or even organic food products is a campaign promise by Emmanuel Macron. Repeated among the proposals of the Citizens’ Convention, and even already included in the Climate and Resilience Law in the summer of 2021, the idea of such a check has been circulating for two years, without ever having been implemented. The government therefore opted fortwo devices“: an aid to inflation and a “reflectionon this food voucher.
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For the “big wheelswho are facing soaring fuel prices, in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Elisabeth Borne confirmed that the 18-cent rebate on fuel, which was to end on July 31, would be extended in August. And “for those who travel a lot of miles a day either to get to work or for work“, a device “will be set up (…) at the start of the school year to accompany (them)“, added the head of government.
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