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“Liberté, Égalité, Mbappé”. Resolvido o problema da extrema-direita surgem vários problemas à esquerda

Os mercados reagiram com pouco entusiasmo ao resultado das eleições francesas. O aumento dos gastos preocupa os investidores, num país que já ultrapassou os 110% de dívida sobre o PIB. Outras preocupações passam pelo abandono de medidas para reduzir défice orçamental (num país que está sob vigilância de Bruxelas) e pela marcha-atrás de legislação aprovada pelo anterior executivo. Nova Frente Popular já prometeu aumentar salário mínimo e melhorar apoios sociais, que seriam suportados por impostos sobre lucros e sobre ativos financeiros.
epa11455806 A poster with a photograph of French President Emmanuel Macron (L) and French member of Parliament for far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party Marine Le Pen (2-L), reads ‘funeral wedding’, next to a sticker for ‘New Popular Front’, pictured during a rally called by French unions and civil society organisation against far right party RN, ahead of second round of elections, in Paris, France, 03 July 2024. A protest was organised, on 03 July, by some of the French independent media as well as labour unions and civil society organisations, to call for a ‘Democratic Front against far right’ in Place de la Republique in Paris, as France’s far right National Rally has made significant gains in the first round of parliamentary elections one week earlier. The second round of the elections for a new Parliament is to be held on 07 July 2024. EPA/MOHAMMED BADRA
9 Julho 2024, 07h30

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