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France: A Le Pen victory a burden on France’s budget?

By France24
24 April 2022   |   12:50 pm
President Macron's economic manifesto doesn't enthuse every French voter. But when it comes to the plans of his opponent Marine Le Pen, economists have said they could have severe financial consequences.

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