Three officials from a left-wing political party, including Boris Vallaud and Johanna Rolland, wrote on Friday, October 2, to the Prime Minister, urging him to reconsider his current approach. They cited concerns about censorship, drawing parallels to the 2025 and 2026 budgets, which they believe reflect similar restrictions on free expression. The letter comes amid growing debate over government policies that critics say limit open discourse and media independence. Vallaud and Rolland, both prominent figures in their party, emphasized the importance of transparency and democratic accountability in shaping public policy. The officials highlighted specific provisions in the upcoming budgets that they believe could lead to increased control over information and media outlets. They argued that such measures could undermine the principles of a free and independent press, which is essential for a healthy democracy. The Prime Minister has not yet responded to the letter, but the issue has sparked discussions in political circles and among civil society groups. As the debate continues, the government faces pressure to clarify its stance on the balance between national interests and the protection of free speech.