
Prime Minister François Bayrou criticizes the debt burden imposed on younger generations, while Marine Le Pen denounces France's record borrowing rates, calling the situation a disastrous management of public finances.
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France is facing an increase in interest rates on its sovereign debt, reaching levels not seen since 2008.
One week before the vote he requested in the Assembly, the Prime Minister gave a long television interview this Sunday evening from Matignon.
“It is high time to clean the Augean stables”: Marine Le Pen castigates the “record rates” of French debt. “The rates at which France borrows have reached sad records since the financial crisis of 2008,” the boss of the RN underlined on X, the day after a new surge in sovereign debt.
Young people are “reduced to slavery” to repay the debt decided by “previous generations”, criticizes François Bayrou. “That a generation does not think of the next generation, that it imposes on them, without telling them, the burden of having to pay for decades, for the facilities that we have encountered today, this is not normal,” the head of government said this Thursday.

In Bouches-du-Rhône, the right and the center had a mixed record in the senatorial elections. Despite marked internal divisions, Valérie Boyer was re-elected and will sit at the Luxembourg Palace alongside Renaud Muselier.

Mediapart has published evidence, authenticated by a bailiff via the Meta data download tool, of anti-Semitic messages attributed to Jordan Bardella in 2013. The president of the RN denies and announces a complaint for forgery and use of forgery.

Mediapart published elements authenticated by bailiff and via Facebook concerning anti-Semitic messages from 2013 attributed to Jordan Bardella. The president of the RN firmly denies and announces a complaint for forgery.

Recent high school blockades have caused between 25 and 30 million euros of damage in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, according to Fabrice Pannekoucke. A third of establishments in the region are closed. Elected officials condemn the violence and the actions of thugs.

Four hundred high schools are closed in France after violence and 2000 arrests. The government points out the responsibility of LFI, while the Minister of Education meets with the unions.
The president of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, Fabrice Pannekoucke, estimates the damage caused by the violence linked to the blocking of high schools at between 25 and 30 million euros, and calls for the thugs to be penalized financially.