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Gabriel Attal, former Prime Minister, wants to make education a priority despite budgetary constraints, proposing a net increase of 200 euros in teachers' salaries financed by savings in the social sphere. During the first debate of the social-democratic primary, Ségolène Royal called on “Jewish voices” to denounce the actions of Benjamin Netanyahu, which provoked negative reactions among the other candidates.
Gabriel Attal, former Prime Minister, wants to make Education a “priority” despite the state of public finances. He proposes to increase the salaries of all teachers by 200 euros net thanks to savings in the social sphere, without however detailing the nature of the cuts necessary to finance this project.
During the debate where the five candidates in the primary of the social-democratic space faced each other for the first time this Wednesday evening, Ségolène Royal called on “Jewish voices” to denounce the actions of Benyamin Netanyahu, causing an outcry. Jérôme Guedj deemed Ségolène Royal’s “injunction” “incredible”.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Attal will have to specify the nature of the cuts in the social sphere to finance its plan to increase teachers' salaries.
Likely · Within weeks
The controversy surrounding Ségolène Royal's call for “Jewish voices” will continue to fuel the debate during the left-wing primary.
Very likely · Within days
Olivier Faure, First Secretary of the Socialist Party, threatens to censure the government if Sébastien Lecornu does not modify the 2027 draft budget, in particular by withdrawing national preference and cuts in renewable energies, while the Minister of Defense has invited the Socialists to compromise discussions.

Many political figures from the center to the far right attended Pope Leo
The Minister responsible for Associative Life, Marina Ferrari, responded to accusations concerning the cost of associations for public finances, emphasizing their contribution to social cohesion and local economic activity, after a report in the Journal du Dimanche citing tens of billions of euros "gobbled up" by the associative sector.
Socialist Party first secretary Olivier Faure said his party would censure the government if the 2027 draft budget was not amended, rejecting overtures from Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and denouncing measures close to the National Rally's demands, such as national preference in social benefits and lower subsidies for renewable energy.

US President Donald Trump has rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days. Tehran conditioned this reopening on the lifting of sanctions and the release of assets, an offer deemed insufficient by Washington.

MP Charles Alloncle demands the resignation of the management of France Inter, accusing the station of “ideological privatization” for the benefit of the left after the cancellation and then reinstatement of a column by Charles Sapin.