French Premier

French opposition parties said on September 8, he would not detain Prime Minister François Bair after he called a voice confidence in the deep budget plans.

Bayer, headed by the minority government since December last year, called the vote on Monday, France’s warning faced “disturbing and thus a decisive moment.” “Yes, it is risky, but it is not even risky to do nothing,” he said before the French budget deficit.

From the national action about the right to socialists, greenery and France, the opposition parties lined up to say that they would vote against him.

Bayer called the vote two days before the protests were caused throughout France to “lock everything.”

A Let’s block everything movement. which began in social media, but has since been supported by trade unions and left, after Bayra announced plans for almost 44 billion euros (£ 38 billion) in the budget reduction.

Responding to the voting news, the France Cac-40 shares decreased by 1.59% on Monday, and then another 2% on Tuesday morning.

Finance Minister Eric Lombard said on Tuesday that “we must find a way to prepare a 2026 recovery budget.”

Last year, the budget deficit reached 5.8% of France’s economic products (GDP), and Bayer said France is in danger, and the parliament would be proposed “to choose a way that allows us to avoid this curse (debt).”

President Emmanuel Macron was appointed Prime Minister after Michel Barnier’s government confidently fell into votes for reducing last December.

The forecast for the bire and its delicate government looks gloomy because they have no sufficient support in the National Assembly.

Leaders of the far right party of the national rally immediately realized that they would not vote for it. His President Jordan Bardel said Bayer announced the “end of his government”, and leader Marin Le Pen said that only the dissolution of the parliament would allow France to choose his destiny.

Communists, environmentalists and left -wing France have already stated that they would vote against the government, and then the socialist leader Olivier Farre, it turned out that the fate of Bayer was compact when he told the Le Monde newspaper that “it was incredibly that the socialists would give François Bair.”

“We are not looking for chaos to accelerate the electoral calendar,” Farre said. “This is guilty of Francois Bair’s political instability, offering a budget that no one supports, not even his electorate.”

If the bire cannot change your mind, its chances of survival are low. The Minister of Finance said there was a place for negotiations, but it was very firm in the budget reduction by EUR 44 billion.

The Birey budget plans also include the reduction of two national holidays, so the government can move on.

On September 8, on September 8, a colleague of ministers, who on Monday was little reported on the decision to announce trust.

Justice Minister Herald Darmanin said on Tuesday French television that the Prime Minister’s step was “extremely bold .. and very democratic.”

When the government collapses, President Macron faces a choice or leaving Bayra as head of the superintendent, calling another prime minister, or calling on new elections.

Bayer made a statement after visiting the president during his vacation to Fort -Brestananson in southern France, so Macron was fully informed about the Prime Minister’s plans.

Macron himself refused to resign, and his term should continue until 2027, but his decision caused the SNAP election in 2024 that France left the minority government consisting of central and right -wing Republicans.