Analysis. Sébastien Lecornu: Saved From Censorship, but Still Fragile
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By not censoring the Lecornu government, the PS wrestles a symbolic victory over retreats, but takes the risk of seclusion from the rest of the left and of fuelling a feeling of collusion among elites, according to Rémi Lefebvre, professor of political science at the University of Lille.
The vote on the two motions of censure against the Lecornu government took place late in the morning and were rejected, opening the door to a fragile stabilization of political life in the country.
The Lecornu 2 government barely escaped censorship on Thursday, 16 October.
Sébastien Lecornu's government saved his skin after a morning of tension between the lefts in the hemicycle.
The motion of censure by LFI failed, but the eighteen votes that failed proved the narrow margin of manoeuvre of the Prime Minister Eighteen votes: that's what he would have missed at the time.
On Thursday, Sébastien Lecornu escaped censorship, with the Socialist Party giving his chance to his government in exchange for his promise to suspend pension reform. TF1 and LCI's head of the political service Adrien Gendre intervenes on the stage of the JT of Marie-Sophie Lacarrau. - "Nothing is settled": why Sébastien Lecornu cannot shout victory after the rejection of censorship (Politics).
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