法国紧急推动临时预算法案 避免政府“停摆”危机

Group 1 - The French parliament is pushing for an emergency bill to ensure the government can operate normally before the approval of the 2026 budget, which is facing significant division [1] - The emergency bill aims to allow the government to extend the spending limit for 2025 into the new year and to continue taxing and issuing government bonds [1] - The French Finance Minister has warned that while the emergency bill can prevent a government shutdown similar to that in the U.S., it is merely a temporary solution, urging lawmakers to finalize the formal budget early next year [1] Group 2 - The current fiscal deficit in France has reached 5.4% of GDP, the highest among Eurozone countries, prompting the government to take measures to curb the deficit [1] - The minority government led by Leclerc has limited room to maneuver in a divided parliament, with three governments having fallen due to budget disputes since losing the majority in the 2024 elections [2] - A similar temporary budget extension was used last year, resulting in an economic loss of €12 billion (approximately $14 billion) until the formal budget was passed in February 2025 [2]