Macron under pressure: Who will be the new Prime Minister of France?

Macron under pressure: Who will be the new Prime Minister of France?

France is on the abyss of political turbulence: the government under Prime Minister Michel Barnier, who has only been in office for three months, has been overthrown by an opposition's request for no confidence. The tensions escalated as part of a household dispute that tightened the fronts between the political camps. Barnier then resigned, which now leaves the country behind without a functioning government. According to reports from vienna.at President Emmanuel Macron now sees a successor to quickly restore political stability.

political crisis and financial effects

This crisis could have far -reaching consequences for France, which has already been struggling with an alarming high public debt. Many voices from the opposition - including Marine Le Pen and the left -wing alliance - blame Macron directly for the political chaos, which results from the misery. While Emmanuel Macron continues to withdraw, the calls become Lauter after a new prime minister. Findings of ZDF clarify that a certain political vacuum has arisen to enforce urgently necessary reforms and savings measures.

The political trenches deepen: Mathilde Panot from the left -wing alliance has already announced a further notification of no confidence if the new premier does not come from her faction. The opposition struggles to form a uniform front. In the meantime, a possible “non-attack pact” between the moderate parties is considered so as not to further jeopardize the formation of a new stable government. The clock ticks, and every hour without clear guided tour increases the pressure on Macron and his office.