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"The European Council on 28 and 29 June will endorse the European Commission’s annual recommendations to France to reduce its public debt and regain, so to speak, its competitiveness.
Those recommendations will become binding after the adoption of the new legislative texts, particularly those on the EU’s economic governance. The recommendations include, in particular, the continuation and exacerbation of the liberalisation of public services, the end of regulated professions, a more flexible labour market and measures that make it easier to make workers redundant, otherwise known as the dismantling of the Labour Code.
Add to this the end to the restrictions on distribution outlets, the threat to reduced VAT rates, the increase in consumption taxes and even the creation of new environmental taxes. Those are some of the measures that Brussels is forcing on us to ensure the viability of the euro area.
The worst part is that François Hollande and his Finance Minister will, of course, approve them unreservedly, going back on his campaign promises just a few weeks after winning the election. The French people will certainly appreciate that."@en1
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