Les véritables enjeux de 2027 - Jacques Sapir et Pierre-Yves Rougeyron
💬 “Emmanuel Macron is leaving the country in ruins” Economist Jacques Sapir and Pierre-Yves Rougeyron, president of the Cercle Aristote, offer an uncompromising assessment of the state of France as the 2027 presidential election approaches. They analyze what appears to be a global systemic crisis: a simultaneous paralysis of our institutions, our economy, and our social model. From the uncontrolled deterioration of public finances to the weakening of the Constitution, by way of the profound discrediting of the media and the exhaustion of our security forces, they decipher the gaping flaws of a country pushed to its limits. Faced with global geopolitical upheavals, how can France overcome the shocks ahead, and how can we rethink our future in the long term, beyond the sole horizon of elections? On the agenda for this interview: Emmanuel Macron's legacy: Why the end of his presidency has left behind a fragmented political and institutional landscape. The budgetary time bomb: An analysis of the deterioration of public finances and the true burden of debt interest payments. The discrediting of the media: How the loss of trust in the press and the collapse of major television news programs are reshaping public opinion. A France vulnerable to crises: From the daily security crisis to the fragility of our infrastructure in the face of cyberattacks and international tensions. Rebuilding through generations rather than elections: Why the country's recovery will require a profound renewal of the circulation of our elites. TO HELP US KEEP SOVEREIGNISM ALIVE, SUBSCRIBE TO FRONT POPULAIRE: 👉 https://abo.frontpopulaire.fr/ 👉 https://bit.ly/3ylYGxs Watch the full video on FP+: https://frontpopulaire.fr/fpplus/vide... 🔴 If you enjoyed this discussion, please subscribe to the Front Populaire YouTube channel, share, like, or comment on this video. ⏳ SUMMARY: 04:13 - Budgetary drift, debt, and interest payments 07:13 - Political divide and media discrediting 09:44 - The hyper-presidency 13:32 - Behind the scenes of the electoral and media machine 19:46 - Debt, pensions, security: the major themes of the upcoming campaign 23:18 - Energy shock and risks of economic stagnation 27:31 - France on its last legs: vulnerability to international crises 30:08 - The end of a system 32:07 - 2027: the election of last resort? 33:44 - Breaking Free from Gloom 40:07 - Loss of Transmission, Decline of Elites, and Lessons from the Asian Model Speakers: Jacques Sapir and Pierre-Yves Rougeyron Host: Bertrand Guyot Director and Editor: Théo Debavelaere #JacquesSapir #PierreYvesRougeyron #Macron #PresidentialElection2027 #Debt #Economy #Security #Geopolitics #Sovereignty #PopularFront

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