Franța, o țară paralizată de proteste și datorii. De ce se tem investitorii de alegerile din 2027

France is facing its most severe internal crisis in years, with protests from students, public sector strikes, and fishermen blocking ports. The root cause is a long-standing issue of financing the social model, exacerbated by rising debt costs and political uncertainty. With presidential elections approaching, polls suggest Marine Le Pen could win, raising concerns about the far-right's potential rise to power. Public discontent is evident as teachers and students protest against salary freezes and school underfunding. The financial markets are reacting nervously, with bond yields nearing 5%. Analysts warn that the combination of economic troubles and social tensions could favor radical politicians in the upcoming elections, highlighting a deeper issue: France's inability to sustain its social state.