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MEPs approved on Wednesday evening French participation in the EU budget for 2027, providing for a levy of 30.9 billion euros, despite votes against from LFI and the RN. Minister Benjamin Haddad defended this contribution, stressing that France is the first beneficiary in volume of European subsidies. Amendments from the RN and LFI to reduce the contribution were rejected, while criticism was expressed about the timetable for the 2028-2034 European budget.
Marine Le Pen accuses Richard Ferrand, president of the Constitutional Council, of failing in his duty of reserve after his criticism of her proposal to revise the Constitution by referendum via article 11. The RN wishes to circumvent article 89, considered too restrictive, by invoking the 1962 precedent of de Gaulle, while Ferrand defends article 89 as the only legal way to reform the Constitution.

Marine Le Pen went to Brussels on Wednesday to launch a “showdown” with the European institutions, on the eve of the Twenty-Seven summit. It demands a strict cap on the net French contribution to the EU budget at 5 billion euros per year and denounces a “democratic scandal” linked to a financial agreement before the elections in Spain, France, Italy and Poland.

Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella accuse Richard Ferrand, president of the Constitutional Council, of failing in his duty of reserve after his criticism of their proposed constitutional revision by referendum via article 11. Ferrand responds by defending article 89 as the only legal way to reform the Constitution, recalling the unfavorable opinion of the Council in 1962 on the presidential election by universal suffrage.

A makeshift camp set up under the metro 2 overhead line in the north-east of Paris was evacuated on Wednesday morning, allowing the orientation of 333 migrant people towards accommodation centers, according to the City of Paris and the State, despite criticism from associations on the relevance of the proposed solutions.

During the debates on the 2027 budget in the National Assembly, the Minister of Public Accounts David Amiel denounced the amendments of the Finance Committee which degraded the public deficit by 8 billion euros, in particular by returning to the limitation of the 10% tax reduction on retirement pensions, which he considers too favorable to retirees to the detriment of younger generations.