The Court of Auditors reveals that the retirement of civil servants costs the State 65 billion euros per year

The Court of Auditors revealed that civil servants' retirement costs the French state 65 billion euros per year, increasing the public debt. This expenditure represents a heavy toll on national finances, according to a published analysis. The government is currently examining ways to obtain more flexibility in European regulations, particularly concerning refineries, in order to improve the supply and prices of fuels.

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