Economic headache in France

By Peter Lundgreen

Apr 16, 2022 12:04 am

THE French presidential election is now entering a very exciting phase, where the winner must come up with solutions to an endless series of economic challenges for the country.

France has been particularly interesting these past weeks due to the current presidential election. Prior to the first round of voting, various opinion polls showed that the incumbent President Emmanuel Macron and his main challenger Marine Le Pen would be very close in the crucial second round election on Sunday, April 24th.

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