
L'ancien Premier ministre Gabriel Attal affirme vouloir augmenter de 200 euros nets le salaire de tous les enseignants grâce à des économies dans la sphère sociale, sans toutefois préciser la nature des coupes nécessaires, alors que les finances publiques sont contraintes.
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Gabriel Attal, ancien Premier ministre, propose d'augmenter de 200 euros nets le salaire des enseignants grâce à des économies dans la sphère sociale, dans un contexte de contraintes budgétaires. Lors d'un débat de la primaire de l'espace social-démocrate, Ségolène Royal a appelé les 'voix juives' à dénoncer les actes de Benyamin Netanyahou, ce qui a provoqué un tollé parmi les candidats.
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L’ancien premier ministre veut faire de l’Éducation une «priorité» malgré l’état des finances publiques. Il n’a toutefois pas détaillé la nature des coupes nécessaires pour financer son projet d’augmenter de 200 euros nets le salaire de tous les enseignants.
Ségolène Royal appelle les «voix juives» à dénoncer les actes de Benyamin Netanyahou, tollé des candidats à la primaire de la gauche
Au cours du débat où les cinq candidats à la primaire de l’espace social-démocrate s’affrontaient pour la première fois ce mercredi soir, Jérôme Guedj a jugé «l’injonction» de Ségolène Royal «incroyable».
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Attal devra préciser la nature des économies sociales nécessaires pour financer son projet d'augmentation de salaire des enseignants lors de la campagne de la primaire de la gauche.
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