France Government Faces No-Confidence-Motion Amid Budget Dispute | Subscribe to Firstpost
In France, Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s government will face a no-confidence motion later this week. Far-right and left-wing parties submitted no-confidence motions on December 1. The no-confidence motions came in response to Prime Minister Barnier’s decision to push through a budget move without a parliamentary vote. “The French have had enough,” National Rally (RN) leader Marine Le Pen told reporters in parliament, saying PM Barnier needed to be pushed out of power. French President Emmanuel Macron had called a snap election in June, and Michel Barnier was appointed Prime Minister in September. According to the French constitution, the president cannot call a new election until at least June 2025.
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