Towards an end to privileges for ex-presidents and prime ministers? – Daily

An amendment to the budget passed by the Senate sparks controversy by removing benefits reserved for former presidents and prime ministers, such as chauffeur-driven cars and offices in beautiful neighborhoods, financed by the state. Initiated by Senator Nathalie Goulet, this amendment calls on elected officials to set an example in matters of the economy. The fate of this amendment will depend on its passage in the National Assembly.
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