
MP Paul Vannier proposes to finance the increase in teachers' salaries by drawing 8.3 billion euros from private sector credits.
LFI MP Paul Vannier had an amendment adopted in the finance committee to the 2027 draft budget aimed at eliminating credits for Catholic education to finance a 20% increase in teachers' salaries.
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The amendment was adopted on October 29 in the Finance Committee as part of the 2027 draft budget.
“We are still in the finance committee, not at the PMU bar!” : an amendment to the 2027 draft budget removes funding for Catholic education
STORY - Finance the 20% increase in teachers' salaries by taking mainly from private sector credits, to the tune of 8.3 billion euros: this amendment from LFI MP Paul Vannier was adopted on October 29 in the Finance Committee.
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Parliamentary debate on maintaining the amendment.
Very likely · Within weeks

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