Gate.io 12/3 news: French lawmakers will hold a vote of no confidence on Wednesday, and it is expected that far-right leader Le Pen will join forces with the left-wing alliance to overthrow the government. On Monday, French Prime Minister Barnier forcibly passed an unpopular budget using constitutional mechanisms, prompting the left-wing alliance and the National League, where Le Pen is located, to call for a vote of no confidence. Given the division of the National Assembly and the reduction in the number of moderate lawmakers, this unlikely alliance between the far right and the left-wing group should be enough to overthrow the Barnier government. If the motion is passed, Barnier will become the shortest-serving prime minister since the establishment of the French Fifth Republic in 1958, highlighting the power Le Pen has gained since Macron unexpectedly announced the election in June. If the government collapses, the ministers will continue to manage current affairs in a caretaker status, which may include emergency legislation to avoid a government shutdown. At that time, President Macron will appoint a new prime minister, although the constitution does not specify a specific deadline for him to make the decision.
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Fransa parlamentosu Çarşamba günü güvensizlik oylaması düzenliyor, Barnier hükümeti tehlikede.
Gate.io 12/3 news: French lawmakers will hold a vote of no confidence on Wednesday, and it is expected that far-right leader Le Pen will join forces with the left-wing alliance to overthrow the government. On Monday, French Prime Minister Barnier forcibly passed an unpopular budget using constitutional mechanisms, prompting the left-wing alliance and the National League, where Le Pen is located, to call for a vote of no confidence. Given the division of the National Assembly and the reduction in the number of moderate lawmakers, this unlikely alliance between the far right and the left-wing group should be enough to overthrow the Barnier government. If the motion is passed, Barnier will become the shortest-serving prime minister since the establishment of the French Fifth Republic in 1958, highlighting the power Le Pen has gained since Macron unexpectedly announced the election in June. If the government collapses, the ministers will continue to manage current affairs in a caretaker status, which may include emergency legislation to avoid a government shutdown. At that time, President Macron will appoint a new prime minister, although the constitution does not specify a specific deadline for him to make the decision.