
French PM Survives Two No-Confidence Votes
Bayrou can celebrate a small personal victory, but France is left waiting for reforms.
Bayrou can celebrate a small personal victory, but France is left waiting for reforms.
Reforming the outdated PLM law could restore true democracy in France’s biggest cities, where conservative voices have been sidelined for decades.
The manoeuvre to bring the Socialists closer to the Bayrou government again proves that the centrism and balance displayed by the PM always ends in a tactical victory for the Left.
Despite outrage from the Socialists, polls suggest a majority of French citizens think François Bayrou is right to talk about ‘migratory submersion.’
Even though two thirds of the French people believe that immigration “is not an opportunity for France,” the government still finds it a necessity.
PM says euthanasia “is a matter of conscience,” while palliative care is “society’s duty towards those who are going through this ordeal.”
Without calling for a vote of confidence, the government lives to see another day—but for how long?
The new ‘centrist’ government is already leaning to the Left
No matter how people vote, it seems every election brings back to power the same politicians who have been stubbornly ruining the country.
Although Macron still has over two years left in office, in reality, he is no longer in power, the RN leader believes.