> Early reactions suggested the centrist prime minister could well lose his gamble, toppling a government that was formed only last December after the premature collapse of his predecessor Michel Barnier’s even shorter-lived administration.
Yeah France is not digging itself out of debt anytime soon.
> Opposition leaders said that if the government did fall, they would demand the dissolution of parliament and new elections. Bardella said: “Our fellow citizens are waiting for a change and a return to the ballot box: we are ready.”
Wonderful! Going to lead to an even more fractured parliament with Macron still at president until 2027 anyways. Ultimate government deadlock even worse than now.
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Bond ratings are 2 days after le gambit de Bayrou btw
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> Early reactions suggested the centrist prime minister could well lose his gamble, toppling a government that was formed only last December after the premature collapse of his predecessor Michel Barnier’s even shorter-lived administration.
Yeah France is not digging itself out of debt anytime soon.
> Opposition leaders said that if the government did fall, they would demand the dissolution of parliament and new elections. Bardella said: “Our fellow citizens are waiting for a change and a return to the ballot box: we are ready.”
Wonderful! Going to lead to an even more fractured parliament with Macron still at president until 2027 anyways. Ultimate government deadlock even worse than now.
Bond ratings are 2 days after le gambit de Bayrou btw
We’re so fucked