"Je suis énervé contre les Français ! Quand le gazole augmente, tu te dem*rdes, tu payes !"

Faced with the economic consequences of the war in the Middle East, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is considering further budget cuts, beyond the €6 billion in spending freezes already announced. Questioned in the National Assembly by Laurent Marcangeli, a member of parliament from the Horizons party representing South Corsica, on Tuesday, May 19, the head of government acknowledged that the situation might require additional efforts to balance French public finances. Is another round of austerity measures on the horizon? Which sectors could be affected? Will the French have to tighten their belts even further? What do you think? Are these cuts necessary or unfair? Share your opinion in the comments. 00:00 "Let's not lie to the French, the crisis is going to last," says Sébastien Lecornu: Oh really? 01:57 Johnny Blanc: "What do you expect from the government? I'm angry with the French. If you don't want us to touch the retirement age, when diesel prices go up, you deal with it, you pay. We're always whining." 04:46 Sandrine Pégand: "I think that, for once, we've stopped treating the French like children." 06:08 Emmanuel de Villiers: "Regarding Lecornu's announcements, there's no detail about the measures he claims to be implementing." 13:00 Listener: "I'm going to have to resign myself to it, and I'm starting to get fed up with hearing that the French are lazy and don't want to go to work." 📻📺📲 Info-Talk-Sport / Radio-TV-Digital | ⏰🎙👥 Our shows: #ApollineMatin #GGRMC #EstelleMidi ▶️ All videos are available on the RMC app https://bit.ly/3l0watr Follow us on social media Facebook -   / rmcinfo   Twitter -   / rmcinfo   Instagram -   / rmc_off