David Lisnard questioned the possibility that 3,000 employees could be paid without having tasks to accomplish and stay at home, following an announcement from the Minister of Education. He criticized the fact that, according to him, a heavily indebted state that continues to tax increasingly more on income, investments, and savings has not concerned itself with the situation. He also reported that the government attributed it to a problem with software and human resources. Lisnard presented this episode as another illustration of the degradation of central administration. However, he believed it could also foster optimism about the country's ability to bounce back once the executive is directed, and he affirmed that his observations and proposals to restore order to the state were reinforced. #Économie #Gouvernement #État (translated)







