Reported about 1 year ago
During a TV debate between Prime Minister Etal and 28-year-old far-right National Unity leader Badra, held on TF1 in France, Badra presented an electricity bill promising to cut value-added tax on electricity and fuel once in power, offering tax exemptions for under-30s. Rising living costs due to the Russia-Ukraine war led to heated discussions on lowering prices. The left camp's New People's Front representative Bampar opposed Macron's neoliberal policies and National Unity's far-right nationalism, advocating democratic socialism, ecological socialism, and alternative globalization to rebuild France.
Source: YAHOO