Paris-The lawmakers toppled the government of France in a vote on confidence on Monday, a new crisis of the second largest economy in Europe, which obliges President Emmanuel Macron to search for a fourth prime minister in 12 months.
Prime Minister Francois Bayro was expelled by an overwhelming majority in a 364-194 vote against him. Payro paid the price of what seemed to be an amazing political appreciation, the gambling that will lead to the gambling that legislators will give his view that France should reduce public spending on curbing its debts. Instead, they seized Bayro’s vote to the gang against the 74 -year -old, which was appointed by Macron last December.
The demise of the short minority government that Bayro-is now constitutionally obligated to submit its resignation after less than nine months in his position-renewed Heralds uncertainty and the risk of a long legislative and legislative road with his wrestlers by the remarkable president, including budget difficulties, and internationally, war in Ocreen, Gaza and The Shifting Presedents Donald.
Searching for an alternative
Although Macron had two weeks to prepare for government collapse after Bayou announced in August that he would ask for a vote on confidence on his budget plans that are unpopular, he did not highlight any clear front return as a successor.
After the departure of Gabriel Atal as prime minister in September 2024, followed by the former negotiator for Britain’s exit from the European Union Michelle Barnier by Parliament in December, and Bayro now went, and Macron is looking again to replace an alternative to build a consensus in the lower home of the parliament that was stacked with the opponents of the French leader.
Macron’s office said it will accept the resignation of the Bayro government on Tuesday and call a new prime minister “in the coming days.”
As a president, Macron will continue to carry large powers on foreign policy and European affairs and remain the Supreme Commander of the Nuclear Armed Army. But at the local level, the 47 -year -old aspirations are facing the increasingly ruin.
The recent government collapse was the amazing decision of Macron to dissolve the National Assembly in June 2024, which led to legislative elections that the French leader will strengthen his coalition’s hand in support of Europe. But the gambling has led to reverse results, as the legislative body produces divided with the absence of a dominant political bloc for the first time in the modern Republic of France.
From an applicable majority, minority governments have been launched from the time from the crisis to the crisis, and to survive the fancy of opposing the political blocs on the left and the extreme right that does not have enough seats for rule, but when they cooperate, Macron’s choices.
Payro Gambling
Bayro also operated the dice by calling a confidence vote, a decision that soon made reverse results on the political veteran as the leftist lawmakers and the extreme right of the opportunity to overthrow him, and in order to increase pressure on Macron.
In his last speech, Bayro admitted as prime minister of the National Assembly that placing his fate on the line was risky. But he said that the France debt crisis forced him to seek legislative support for treatments, in the face of what he called “silent, underground bleeding, invisible, unbearable” from excessive public borrowing.
He said: “The biggest danger was not taking one, to allow things to continue without changing anything, and continuing to do politics as usual.” “The presentation of debts is similar to submission through military force. Weapons are dominated, or dominated by our creditor, because of the religion that overwhelms us – in both cases, we lose our freedom.”
At the end of the first quarter of 2025, France’s public debt reached 3.346 trillion euros, or 114 % of GDP. Debt service remains a major budget element, which represents about 7 % of government spending.
Loop Ben wants new elections
The National Assembly of 577 seats boycotted the summer rest to collect the extraordinary session of political drama. Macron’s opponents worked to take advantage of the crisis to pressure for new legislative elections, or pressure for Macron’s departure or the farce of jobs in the next government.
The extremist right leader Marine Le Pen called on Macron to dissolve the National Assembly again, apparently confident that the National Rally Party and its allies will win a majority in other legislative elections, which puts it in the situation of a new government.
She said, “A large country like France cannot live with a paper government, especially in a tormented and dangerous world.”
Urgent problems
In a recent attempt to save his job before the vote, Bayro warned that France has risked its future and its impact by increasing trillion in debt, and begging to hit the belt.
Macron’s chosen replacement will work in the same unstable environment and face the same urgent budget problems. Under the French political system, the Prime Minister is appointed by the President, an official in front of Parliament and is responsible for implementing local policy, especially economic measures. Macron pledged himself to stay in office until the end of his term in 2027, but he risked to become a duck of lame locally if political paralysis continues.
On the pretext of acute cuts to reform public financial affairs, Bayro suggested a reduction of 44 billion euros (51 billion dollars) in spending in 2026, after France’s deficit reached 5.8 % of GDP last year, higher than the official goal of the European Union of 3 %.
Speaking at the National Assembly, he drew a dramatic picture of France to be filled with foreign creditors and addicted to living after his means – the problems he warned of his government’s superiority without treatment.
“You have the ability to overthrow the government, but you don’t have the ability to erase reality,” Bayro told legislators. “The reality will remain ruthless. Spending will continue to increase and the burden of debt – which is already unbearable – will increase – heavier and more expensive.”