Французское правительство было вынуждено распуститься, поскольку миллионы граждан отвергают повестку дня ВЭФ во Франции и возвращают себе контроль над своей страной.
В среду, 4 декабря, премьер-министр Франции Барнье проиграл вотум недоверия (при 331 голосе – 288 было необходимо), что вынудило его правительство уйти в отставку, а Макрона срочно назначить нового премьер-министра.
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“Это конец этого эфемерного правительства,” Заявляет Ле Пен.
Большая часть ее комментариев сосредоточена на налогах в бюджете Барнье, мол, так оно и было “все о налогах, налогах и других налогах.”
“Где все деньги? Французы хотят знать,” она сказала.
“Тем, кто думает, что я намерен выбрать политику катастрофы путем вотума недоверия, я хочу сказать им, что губительной политикой было бы не порицание такого бюджета, такого правительства” Ле Пен говорит.
Борис Валло, глава социалистов в парламенте назвал бюджет Барнье “несправедливым и неэффективным” и подтвердил, что будет голосовать против Барнье.
Кокерель из Франции открестился от правительства за то, что оно не пошло на достаточные компромиссы по бюджету, и подтверждает, что его партия поддерживает вотум недоверия, выдвинутый левой коалицией.
The prime minister notes that the same issues will confront the next government if his is toppled, saying he would have “liked to have distributed money even though there isn’t any.”
“This won’t disappear with the magic of a no-confidence motion.”
What happens next?
- First, Barnier would tender the resignation of the government; his outgoing cabinet would remain in place with limited powers to manage current affairs.
- This caretaker administration continues until Macron appoints a new premier. There is no constitutional time limit for this decision — and it took Macron nearly two months to select Barnier.
- During the interregnum, the government would likely rely on untested emergency legislation to collect taxes and deliver vital spending.
- Once named, a new prime minister would propose a cabinet to be appointed by the president, and that new government would present a 2025 budget to parliament
Macron has a history of finding unexpected people to be prime minister – and of changing his mind at last minute.
Here are some names circulating in Paris that could become the next premier:
- Bernard Cazeneuve, 61: Former French prime minister and interior minister under Socialist President Francois Hollande. Already considered as a possible PM this summer, picking him could help Macron fracture the left-wing bloc by capitalizing on Cazeneuve’s ties to his former party.
- Sébastien Lecornu, 38: A skilled politician who in 2022 became the youngest defense minister since the French Revolution. He’s a Macron loyalist who’s originally from the center-right Republicans party.
- François Bayrou, 73: The veteran centrist leads the MoDem party, a key ally for Macron in parliament. Currently the high commissioner for government planning, Bayrou supports proportional representation in parliamentary elections, which has also been a request of the National Rally.
- Jean Castex, 59: A former prime minister under Macron known for his southern French accent and management skills. He is currently the head of the RATP, the state-owned company that operates the Paris metro.
On whether Macron should remain in office, Le Pen said that “it’s up to his conscience to decide whether he can sacrifice public action and the fate of France to his own pride.” She added:
“If he decides to stay, he will be forced to acknowledge that he is the President of a Republic that is no longer entirely at peace with itself.”
He can serve out his full term until 2027 and said only yesterday that this is exactly what he plans to do.
“I’ve been elected twice by the French people, and I’m extremely proud of that,” Macron said during a trip to Saudi Arabia.
“I’ll honor that trust with all my energy, right up to the last second.”
The euro was at the highs of the day ahead of the vote (which makes all the sense in the world to someone), but dropped on the inevitable result…
Spreads were near the lows of the day ahead of the vote, but started to creep higher as the debate neared the end. The bond markets closed before the vote…
Aberdeen Investments’ Алекс Эверетт предполагает, что Доходность французских 10-летних облигаций, скорее всего, приблизится к 100 базисным пунктам по сравнению с Германией заметно выше текущих уровней, ссылаясь “продолжающееся недомогание, недостаток принятия решений и недостаточный прогресс на пути к устойчивости долга.”
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