US Edition‘I Haven’t Seen This Much Uncertainty Since 1968’: Even a Macron Resignation Won’t Save France
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France is once again in the grip of political chaos. Less than a week of the vote of confidence requested by Prime Minister François Bayrou, Emmanuel Macron himself has come to the field to try to reunite a majority that, at the moment, seems impossible to find. Meeting the leaders of the coalition government, gathered at lunch at the Elysée, the French President has ordered to work with the socialists and other parties: all except the France In…
The meeting with the French President will take place before the vote at the National Assembly on 8 September of a confidence movement that will probably bring the executive led by François Bayrou.
Emmanuel Macron gathered, Tuesday, September 2, the leaders of the government camp for a crisis lunch, six days from a likely fall of François Bayrou, against the background of calls for a new dissolution of the National Assembly or a resignation of the Head of State.
Gabriel Attal, Édouard Philippe, Bruno Retailleau, and François Bayrou had lunch at the Élysée on Tuesday.
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The negotiations are continuing in Matignon with a view to the vote of confidence but there is no suspense: the Bayrou government will fall. The various political forces are now trying to draw after 8 September and therefore after Bayrou.
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