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Renaissance : Gabriel Attal Wants to "Rhymer Ecology and Prosperity"

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Paris - Gabriel Attal, who does not hide his presidential ambitions, defended on Monday an ecological "new deal" at the same time as economic, by presenting the proposals of his Renaissance party in these two subjects that he refuses to oppose. Desirous of "raising ecology and prosperity", the former Prime Minister and Secretary-General of the presidential party stressed in a press conference the "need to treat one and the other in concert", reg…
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A Car Ecology: Gabriel Attal Proposes a Reduction in Vat on Electric Cars

The Renaissance party proposes to increase VAT on electric cars from 20% to 5.5%.

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To Create a Political Space, Gabriel Attal Relies on Ideas

Before taking a break for the summer, Renaissance number 1 wanted the presidential formation to present its proposals in the field of ecology. With always the idea to stand out from the many competitors of the central space

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