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France could pay a heavy price for Macron’s Liz Truss-attack on Le Pen

17 June 2024

9:31 PM

17 June 2024

9:31 PM

As Emmanuel Macron heads into a fraught election, France’s president is repeatedly warning voters of the calamitous consequences of electing Marine Le Pen’s National Rally into government. In doing so, he is effectively weaponising the bond market. His allies point to what unfolded under Liz Truss’s government. The message to voters is clear: don’t even think about.

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