French PM’s immigration remarks put Socialists in an urgent budget bind

STORY - The joint joint committee, which has been bringing together around fifteen parliamentarians from all political stripes since Thursday morning behind closed doors, has not yet succeeded. The RN is threatening to vote for censure.

The problem of trying to satisfy many different people is that everyone is often pissed off. François Bayrou, Prime Minister of France, a self-proclaimed radical centrist, this week has seen how difficult it is to try to be good with the parties in Parliament on whom the fate of his government depends. Especially, if they are in the ideological antipodes. Having achieved the support of the Socialist Party two weeks ago for the complicated missio…

French budget talks crumble after PM’s immigration remarks

Socialist MPs abandon talks after Francois Bayrou says French people feel ‘submerged’ by immigration

French PM’s immigration remarks put Socialists in an urgent budget bind

“He for sure didn’t help us,” says a Socialist MP involved in negotiations with the government.

In the 'agenda for working Netherlands', the VVD presents all kinds of ideas that should have a positive effect on working people.

In addition to withdrawing the Prime Minister's remarks concerning the migratory “submersion”, the PS asks him to “not touch” State medical aid and calls for an immediate increase in the minimum wage.