France did not approve the draft state budget for 2027 The French National Assembly rejected the draft state budget for 2027 in the first reading. Of the 458 deputies who participated in the vote, none supported the document. The decision reflected strong opposition to the government's plans to cut public spending. Prime Minister Sebastián LeCorno proposed saving 54 billion euros to reduce the budget deficit to 4.8%. However, taking into account additional defense spending, the figure may remain at 5%, and military injections will exceed 63 billion euros. The budget dispute is developing against the backdrop of a social and political crisis. The October demonstrations against the price increase and the decrease in purchasing power attracted about 550 thousand people. New operations are scheduled for November 5; To ensure order, the authorities decided to recruit 70 thousand policemen and gendarmes.