France’s government on verge of collapse as Macron’s PM faces confidence vote
The French government is on the brink of collapse as MPs prepare to vote on a motion of no confidence in Michel Barnier later today. France’s left and right-wing parties united to bring forward two motions against the French prime minister earlier this week after he used a rare Constitutional power to force through his budget.
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France no-confidence vote updates: Far right and left parties plan to force out Barnier
Instead of the expected triumph for the far-right party in the snap election, France’s left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) alliance gets the biggest share of the vote to become domestic parliament’s biggest grouping. Le Pen’s RN is pushed into third place.
France’s government is on the brink of collapse after the prime minister forced through a budget without a vote in parliament ...
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier used Article 49.3 of the constitution on Monday to force his 2025 social security budget ...
By Joao Manuel Vicente Mauricio and Ankika Biswas (Reuters) -French shares climbed on Monday, reversing early declines, as a ...
If Barnier’s government falls, it would be the first successful no-confidence vote since 1962, when President Charles de ...
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Michel Barnier, on the verge of becoming the shortest-serving Prime Minister of FranceDespite having negotiated complex moments like Brexit, he will likely face a vote of no confidence this Wednesday, only three ...
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