French Prime Minister François Bayer break in trust

The French Prime Minister Francois Bayra and his minority government were dismissed from confidence in the French National Assembly on Monday.

It is expected that Bayer has lost the petition – which he called himself – after he did not receive support for political competitors on both the right and left for the 2026 budget plans, aimed at reducing the country’s budget deficit.

The loss of voting of confidence means that President Emmanuel Macron will have to be replaced, which will become the fifth Prime Minister of France in less than two years. Macron is regarded as the likelihood of another central ally, headed by the minority government.

Political and economic shocks dominate the third largest European economy after the unconvincing parliamentary elections last year, saw parties both on the left and right, winning the consistent rounds of surveys.

Political parties on both sides caused macron’s dissatisfaction, threatening to refer to the selected minority administrations, which offered to reduce the costs and some taxes increase to incur to incur with a budget deficit of 5.8% of the gross domestic product (GDP) in 2024.

The Bayru government is aimed at 44 billion euros ($ 51 billion) in the 2026 budget, trying to reduce the deficit to 4.6% of GDP in 2026, still much higher than the EU rules that require a budget deficit that does not exceed 3% of GDP.

The Government’s collapse of Bayru occurred less than a year after the short administration of Michel Barnier stopped in December last year. Barnier was rejected from voting After he tried to use special constitutional powers Make a bill on social insurance budget through national association Without voting.