‘A waste of time’: ECB chief rejects Mélenchon’s French debt plan - EUROPE SAYS
- European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde rejected a proposal by Jean-Luc Mélenchon to cancel a portion of France's public debt.
- Lagarde described the plan as a waste of time and stated it does not make sense legally, technically, or financially.
- This dismissal signals that the central bank views debt cancellation as an illegal and dangerous move for the stability of the financial market.
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