In a furious warning that angered Olivier Marleix, he is “very angry with those who put this issue under the table.” READ MORE: Ukraine LIVE: Putin shocked as wiretapping talks show ‘elite’ gone He told the French radio station Europe 1: Europe 1: “Today, reality is approaching. “If we are not very serious in the coming weeks, months, the situation could become extremely serious, worrying, out of control in France. “The French debt situation today is very serious, really very serious, maybe even more serious.” This massive increase in public debt comes mainly from the jump in rising government debt (556 billion £) when that of the social security administration proceeds more timidly (+22.1 billion.). The President of Les Républicains, Mr Marleix, warned that this was a situation that “creates enormous responsibility for all”. He said it was his responsibility “for the President of the Republic to know how to create the conditions for dialogue and listening. “He always showed a certain plasticity in essence, I do not know if in the form, in his ego, he would be capable of the same plasticity. READ MORE: Macron’s secret conversation with Biden recorded on microphone Yet in another nightmare for France, inflation is expected to rise in the summer from 5.2 percent in May to 7 percent this year – jumping to levels not seen in France for almost 40 years. The INSEE has warned that current price pressures could shift from energy – which has led to rising inflation across Europe so far – to food and industrial products as well as services. It was estimated that inflation would be two percentage points higher if the government had not imposed measures – including a cap on gas and electricity prices and a reduction in fuel prices – to try to control price pressures. Additional report by Maria Ortega.