France in fresh political crisis after MPs oust prime minister

France, with the vote of confidence in the National Assembly with the defeat of the Prime Minister François Bayrou’nun a new political crisis.

Defeat – with 364 votes until 194 – means that Bayrou will present his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron, who had to decide how his government itself would be changed. Macron’s office said it would be “in the coming days.”

Among the options are the center -right of a new prime minister; to find a name that is compatible with the socialist party; And new choices are made to dissolve the parliament.

The bitter enemies of Macron’s French -left French Unsanva party call him to resign personally, but few commentators think it is likely.

France thus leads to a fifth prime minister in less than two years – a gloomy record that underlines the drift and frustration of the President’s second period.

The fall of Bayrou came after the government brought the government on an emergency confidence debate about the French debt problem.

3.4 trillion € (2.9 trillion £) has not begun to deal with the obligation, the summer warning has undergone a “existential” threat for France.

In the 2026 budget, he proposed to scrape two national holidays and freeze prisoner and freeze their pension in order to save € 44 billion.

However, he was rapidly disturbed by any hope that financial apocalypse prophecies would shake rivals.

After the party, the party clearly stated that they saw the vote on Monday as the opportunity to calculate with Macron through the Bayrou and through it.

In the National Assembly, the Bayrou, which lacked any majority, saw that the left and hard merger was united against him – and his fate was sealed.

Some commentators described the fall of Bayrou as a political suicide. There was no need to vote for early trust, and he could spend the next months trying to support support.

In his speech, Bayrou clearly stated that his eyes give more space to history rather than politics, and he said that there were future generations that will suffer if French loses French financial independence.

He said that the current level of debt means “plunge young people into slavery”.

“You may have the power to drop the government. But you can’t affect the truth,” he said.

There was no sign that the warnings of Bayrou had any impact on France as a parliament or a whole. MPs from the left and hard right accused him of trying to mask the responsibility of his own and Macron in making France in his current state.

In the country, there is little repercussions to Bayrou’s analysis – polls show that very few see debt control as a national priority, contrary to the cost of life, security and migration.

A movement that gave him the name Bloquons Tout (let’s block everything) promised a wave of sitting, boycott and protest against Macron’s policies on this Wednesday. On September 18, several unions call for demonstrations.

Most economic analysts agree that France is faced with great financial difficulties in the coming years, because the cost of serving its debt increases from 30 billion € to € 100 billion in 2020 to € 100 billion.

The need for financial restriction is revealed because Macron promises extra funds for defense and demands the removal of the last pension reform that increased the retirement age of the left and right opposition parties to 64.

Bayrou took over Michel Barnier last December after Barnier could not get his budget through the Assembly.

Bayrou managed to pass a budget through a non -aggressive agreement with the socialists, but when a conference did not consider socialist demands on the last pension reform, their relationship fell.

Some predicted that Macron would now return to the prime minister who failed with the conservative Barnier and the centralist Bayrou.

However, the Socialist Party, Macron’s pro -business policies, as well as the full break, as well as the president’s legacy will be equivalent to taking back – he wants the retirement reform to repel.

For this reason, it is understood that Macron would look at another figure other than his own camp, Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu, Labor Minister Catherine Vautrin and Finance Minister éric Lombard were said to be all running.