Several members of La France insoumise, a French political party, are criticizing how the Education Nationale budget has been presented. They argue that the way the funding is shown is misleading. When adjusted for inflation, the actual amount of money allocated to the ministry is decreasing, which means it has less purchasing power than before. The Education Nationale, or National Education, is the French government department responsible for the country's public education system. It oversees schools, universities, and other educational institutions. The budget for this department is a major part of the overall national budget and affects millions of students and educators across France. Critics say that the current presentation of the budget does not fully reflect the financial challenges faced by the education sector. They believe that the decrease in funding, when adjusted for inflation, could impact the quality of education and the resources available to schools. This has led to concerns about the future of public education in France. The debate over the Education Nationale budget highlights the broader discussion about public spending and priorities in France. As the government prepares its budget proposals, the issue of how to fund education remains a key topic of political and public interest.