France's budget talks close to collapse
France's Budget Talks Close to Collapse After Socialists Pull Out
PARIS (Reuters) - French budget talks were on the verge of collapse on Wednesday, a day after Socialist party officials suspended their participation in protest over remarks about immigration by the prime minister. In a television interview on Monday, Prime Minister Francois Bayrou referred to "a feeling of invasion" by immigrants.
PARIS — France's 2025 budget cleared a key parliamentary hurdle on Friday, setting up a make-or-break moment next week in ...
France's beleaguered economy was given a boost by the Olympics Games in Paris last summer but political upheaval has ensued ...
PARIS - A panel of French lawmakers on Friday agreed on the final text of a much-delayed 2025 budget proposal, paving the way for the lower house passage of a bill that is key to restoring investor ...
A month into 2025, France has a dramatic deficit and no budget. Experts say Prime Minister François Bayrou's efforts to win ...
France's 2025 budget is under scrutiny by the Public Finance High Council for optimistic economic forecasts. The watchdog ...
Even if the joint parliamentary committee finds a compromise, there is no guarantee the budget bill will be adopted by the ...
François Bayrou sparked a wave of indignation with comment that France is suffering from “flooding” by immigrants.
French lawmakers are negotiating the 2025 budget bill to restore investor confidence. Critical to this process is the ...
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