
Jean-Luc Mélenchon accuses Emmanuel Moulin, governor of the Bank of France, of having implicitly called on speculators to sanction France after his comments on the debt, which he describes as an act of treason that could lead to prosecution.
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Emmanuel Moulin proposed at the end of August to “burn the debt”, an expression considered provocative by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who sees it as a call to speculators against France.
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“An act of treason”: Mélenchon wants the governor of the Bank of France to be “pursued” for his comments on the debt
The LFI presidential candidate accuses Emmanuel Moulin of “implicitly calling on speculators to sanction France” after he proposed, at the end of August, to “burn the debt”.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Banque de France will issue a press release to clarify or distance itself from Emmanuel Moulin's comments
Likely · Within days
The debate on the public debt will remain a central theme of the presidential campaign
Very likely · Within weeks

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Jean-Luc Mélenchon accuses Emmanuel Moulin, governor of the Bank of France, of “high treason” for having suggested “burning the debt to the ground”. The LFI candidate affirms that these remarks encourage speculators to sanction France.

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