Macron names centrist ally François Bayrou as France's new prime minister
Macron names centrist ally François Bayrou as France's new prime minister
Bayrou, who will be stepping in after his predecessor's dramatic ouster last week, now faces the task of trying to bring together a government that can push an unpopular budget through a fractured parliament.
Summary
French President Emmanuel Macron appointed centrist François Bayrou as the new prime minister after a no-confidence vote ousted Michel Barnier's government.
Bayrou, founder of the Democratic Movement party, faces the challenge of uniting a fractured parliament to pass an unpopular 2025 cost-cutting budget, which led to Barnier's downfall.
Barnier, ousted after just three months, was criticized for bypassing parliament.
Bayrou must form a cabinet and navigate political tensions to avoid another government collapse, which could endanger Macron's presidency amid calls for new elections.
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uniting a fractured parliament to pass an unpopular 2025 cost-cutting budget
And this is why the fascists win.