Europe 1 12:04 am, November 22, 2021
During the third investiture debate of the Republicans in the next presidential election, broadcast on Europe 1 and CNews, the five candidates presented their proposals to strengthen the purchasing power of the French.
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On Europe 1 and CNews, for the third debate of the investiture of the Republicans in the next presidential election, the five candidates put forward their economic proposals.
According to a survey for Europe 1 and CNews, 64% of French people believe that tax money is misused.
Michel Barnier, Xavier Bertrand, Éric Ciotti, Philippe Juvin and Valérie Pécresse propose different measures.
A retirement at 65 desired by several candidates
The former Brexit negotiator for the EU, Michel Barnier, wants a reduction in employers' charges on wages from 1.6 to 2.5 times the minimum wage.
The candidate also shares a drop of 10 billion euros in production taxes, an increase in the salaries of professors and teachers as well as a single and capped unemployment benefit.
He is positioning himself for retirement at 65 by 2030.
For his part, the mayor of La Garenne-Colombes Philippe Juvin defends a massive tax cut, including on business production.
The one who is also a professor of medicine puts forward a plan for territorial equality, a funded pension and, like Michel Barnier, a retirement at 65, except for long and difficult careers.
A national and European priority for housing
The retirement age at 65 is also shared by Eric Ciotti.
The member for Alpes-Maritimes also wants a national and European priority concerning housing.
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