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    French parliament unable to vote on 2026 budget before end of year, says PM

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    Posted on December 19, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Tags:GDPGovernment fundingpublic policyfinancial crisiseconomic growth

    Quick Summary

    The French parliament cannot vote on the 2026 budget this year due to a lack of agreement among lawmakers, according to Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu.

    French Parliament Delays Vote on 2026 Budget Until Next Year

    PARIS, ‌Dec 19 (Reuters) - ‍The ‌French parliament will ⁠be ‌unable to vote on ⁠the 2026 budget ​before the end ‌of ⁠the year, after a joint ​committee of lawmakers from both houses ​were ‍unable ​to reach an agreement on the bill, France's ⁠Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu ​said on Friday.

    (Reporting by Louise ‌Breusch Rasmussen;Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta)

    Key Takeaways

    • •French parliament unable to vote on 2026 budget this year.
    • •Lawmakers could not reach an agreement on the budget bill.
    • •Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced the delay.
    • •The decision affects budget planning for 2026.
    • •The issue highlights challenges in French legislative processes.

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