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The programs of the two finalists diverge in every way. And that of Marine Le Pen is the most expensive. Decryption.
Act II. The strongest savings from the Macron program come from the pension reform with the legal retirement age at 65. Here, the president-candidate at the Neuilly-sur-Seine market (92), on April 8.
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Ddifficult to conceive two more opposite projects. That of Emmanuel Macron aims to create European sovereignty, designed as a lever for French independence against the Chinese and American giants. That of Marine Le Pen focuses exclusively on national sovereignty. The RN candidate may have dismissed any reference to “Frexit”, she still calls for “a European Alliance of nations which aims to gradually replace the European Union”.
Marine Le Pen has retained the foundations of a fundamentally anti-immigration program from her father, supposed to save up to 18 billion euros per year in public finances. Family allowances, for example, would be reserved for French people only. The RSA, the…
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