French PM Bayrou survives first no-confidence vote in parliament
- French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou survived a no-confidence vote after the far-right National Rally and center-left Socialist Party declined to support it.
- The far-left France Unbowed party initiated the vote following Bayrou's comments on pension reform and budget deficits.
- Bayrou welcomed the Socialists' decision not to back the motion, emphasizing the need for dialogue and compromise.
- The no-confidence motion received 131 votes, falling short of the 288 needed to pass, highlighting the divided National Assembly.
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