Francois Ruffin criticized the 2027 budget, calling it 'provocative' and targeting benefits for former presidents, including Macron.
Ruffin criticizes 2027 budget
Francois Ruffin, a presidential candidate and deputy from Somme, criticized the 2027 budget proposed by the government during an appearance on BFMTV-RMC on Friday, October 30. He described the budget as "a provocative budget" and called on the government to revise it, at least in a cosmetic manner, to eliminate what he called provocations.Ruffin targets former presidents
Ruffin specifically criticized provisions in the budget that he claimed benefit former presidents. He stated that "given his record, there should not be a single coin for Macron upon his exit from the Elysee," referring to the presidential palace.Ruffin calls for revisions
The deputy from Somme argued that the government should make changes to the budget to address what he views as inappropriate allocations. He suggested that at least some modifications should be made to remove what he described as provocations.More details expected
More information about Ruffin’s criticisms and the government’s response is expected to be provided by BFMTV.com in the coming days.
