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France Considers New European Taxes for EU Budget Funding

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France's President Macron tasked the government to find new European taxes to finance the EU budget.
The EU's next long-term budget is projected at 2 trillion euros.
Without new tax agreements, France may need to contribute more to the EU budget.
France is reluctant to cut the EU budget, which supports its agricultural sector.
As negotiations drag on, France seeks support for alternative tax proposals across Europe.

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France's President Macron tasked the government to find new European taxes to finance the EU budget.
The EU's next long-term budget is projected at 2 trillion euros.
Without new tax agreements, France may need to contribute more to the EU budget.
France is reluctant to cut the EU budget, which supports its agricultural sector.
As negotiations drag on, France seeks support for alternative tax proposals across Europe.

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