French government to survive no confidence vote with far-right backing
Briefly

from euronews3 months ago
The no-confidence motion was deposited by a group of 192 lawmakers of the left-wing New Popular Front coalition, accusing the government of denying the election results.
euronewshttps://www.euronews.com/2024/10/08/french-government-set-to-survive-no-confidence-vote-with-support-of-far-right
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen decided to 'give a chance' to the government, indicating that her group, the National Rally, would abstain from voting on the no-confidence motion.
euronewshttps://www.euronews.com/2024/10/08/french-government-set-to-survive-no-confidence-vote-with-support-of-far-right
The New Popular Front coalition began filing a no-confidence vote after President Macron refused to appoint their candidate, highlighting the ongoing political tensions.
euronewshttps://www.euronews.com/2024/10/08/french-government-set-to-survive-no-confidence-vote-with-support-of-far-right
With the National Assembly divided into three blocs, the motion requires 289 votes to pass, making it unlikely without the far-right's support.
euronewshttps://www.euronews.com/2024/10/08/french-government-set-to-survive-no-confidence-vote-with-support-of-far-right
Read at euronews
#french-politics #government #no-confidence-vote #minority-government #legislative-elections
[
|
]