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Why France Is in Crisis
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic PoliticsFiscal Policy & Budget
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lionel Laurent says unrest in France has become recurrent and argues that President Emmanuel Macron’s administration has been unable to contain it. The commentary questions why France, described as one of the rich world’s biggest public spenders, is again facing unrest; it provides no specific figures or market reaction.
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