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BackL’École polytechnique «condamne formellement» le port du grand uniforme en manifestation
L’École polytechnique «condamne formellement» le port du grand uniforme en manifestation
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L’École polytechnique «condamne formellement» le port du grand uniforme en manifestation

Financer la hausse des salaires des enseignants via les crédits du privé : l'amendement de Paul Vannier adopté en commission des finances.

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Un amendement du député LFI Paul Vannier adopté le 29 octobre en commission des finances supprime les crédits de l’enseignement catholique pour financer la hausse des salaires des enseignants.

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Un amendement au projet de budget 2027 a été adopté en commission des finances.

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«On est quand même en commission des finances, pas au bar PMU !» : un amendement au projet de budget 2027 supprime les crédits de l’enseignement catholique

Financer l’augmentation de 20 % du salaire des enseignants en prenant essentiellement sur les crédits du privé, à hauteur de 8,3 milliards d’euros : cet amendement du député LFI Paul Vannier a été adopté le 29 octobre en commission des finances.

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  • Cet amendement sera-t-il maintenu lors du vote final du budget ?

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