“No, France is not much stronger, it is much more fragile”, according to the spokesperson for Anne Hidalgo

For Emmanuel Macron’s political opponents, his December 31 wishes were a speech from a president already on the campaign trail. “One of the first measures that was taken by President Macron was to abolish the ISF, but also to lower the APL. He clearly marked out the path of an ultra-liberal policy for which we are paying the price today ‘hui. No, France is not stronger, it is much more fragile “, testifies Dyeynaba Diop, spokesperson for Anne Hidalgo (PS).

“I am astonished that the President of the Republic is satisfied with this situation and with his own action. In reality, during this five-year term, we have lost precious time for reforms, I am thinking in particular of that of pensions”, add Othman Nasrou, spokesperson for Valérie Pécresse (LR). For Éric Coquerel, LFI deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis, “it’s always the same self-satisfaction number. But it’s curious because in the balance sheet that was given, the explosion of dividends is highlighted. Inequality is also a total record, but you’ll notice that’s not the point. “