Selma Labib
Economy, budget and taxes
9 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
Campaign proposal or statement : 9
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Cancel public debt and socialise banks and financial institutions.
Source details
Personal letter dated 19 October 2026, published on the website on 26 October. It places this policy in a shift of power through collective struggles outside current institutions; it does not provide a validated, quantified fiscal trajectory.
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End employer contribution relief and tax/social niches for companies and large fortunes; impose capital controls against tax evasion and avoidance.
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Diagnostic figures in the letter are attributed to the candidate; future proceeds are not certified.
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Abolish VAT and fuel taxes, replacing them with strongly progressive taxation of incomes and large-company profits.
Source details
No rate schedule is invented or restriction of abolition to selected products inferred; funding and effects are unverified.
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Make billionaires and shareholders fund emergency measures for the poorest.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Cancel public debt.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Socialise large companies without compensation or buyout.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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End contribution concessions and tax/social relief for businesses and large fortunes.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Introduce capital controls against tax evasion and avoidance.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Abolish VAT and fuel taxes, replacing them with strongly progressive taxes on incomes and large-company profits.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Cite this page
Source Civique, « Selma Labib — Economy, budget and taxes », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/selma-labib/economie/, accessed [date] (version of 1 November 2026).
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