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Despite France's Spiralling Public Debt, Emmanuel Macron Turbo Charges Military Spending

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In Reason2Resist's latest livestream, Rami Yahia reports from Paris on the political instability into which Emmanuel Macron has plunged the French nation.

France's public debt now stands at 114% of GDP. Its budget deficit is twice the EU limit. Despite these challenges, Macron has committed to raise France's already bloated military spending to the stratospheric level of 5% of GDP by 2035.

The Prime Minister appointed by Macron, who enjoys little popular support, proposes to deal with France's fiscal crisis by making workers and pensioners pay.

Ordinary citizens have responded with fury at the government's plans.

As Rami Yahia explains, massive protests are planned, and the current government may well fall, deepening France's political paralysis.

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