Just one week after Manuel Valls became France’s new prime minister, he faces a confidence vote on Tuesday that is widely seen as a test of the government’s will to reform.
Valls, who was appointed by President François Hollande after the ruling Socialist Party suffered a weak showing in the country’s local elections, is to launch plans to phase out 30 billion euros ($41 billion) in payroll tax on companies in exchange for hiring.
The prime minister is to outline his priorities in his first major policy speech at 3pm
before the confidence vote.
before the confidence vote.
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