French PM Michel Barnier Rules Out Tax Hikes for Most, Eyes Wealthiest for Budget Fix
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has announced that he will not raise taxes on the majority of French taxpayers. However, he indicated that the wealthiest citizens would need to contribute to addressing the budget deficit.
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