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"Edouard Philippe, Mr Macron's first prime minister after his 2017 election, and Gabriel Attal, appointed in January 2024 and once a loyal lieutenant, have both now distanced themselves. Mr Attal's discontent reportedly stems from Macron's controversial June 2024 decision to dissolve parliament's powerful lower house the catalyst for the current crisis. Their separate decisions to distance themselves underscore the erosion of Mr Macron's authority, attributed to his persistent struggle to deliver stable governance."
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The Independent seeks donations to fund on-the-ground reporting and to keep content free of paywalls, arguing quality journalism should be accessible and supported by those who can afford it. Coverage spans reproductive rights, climate change, Big Tech investigations and documentaries on American women fighting for reproductive rights. French president Emmanuel Macron faces intense scrutiny and calls for resignation after his government's collapse and the public distancing of two former prime ministers. Edouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal have both distanced themselves, with Attal reportedly angered by Macron's June 2024 dissolution of the lower house. A year of turmoil and snap elections produced a parliament dominated by Macron's opponents who have toppled minority governments.
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