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"Introducing the NFP parties’ no-confidence motion on Wednesday afternoon, France Insoumise MP Éric Coquerel insisted that this was not just a vote on Barnier’s minority government. He promised “today we sound the death knell of a term in office — the president’s.” Macron may not depart the stage just yet, with parliament unlikely to impeach him, and voters may still not get their say on his replacement before 2027. But if the president called a snap election in June promising a return to stability, he has merely sped up the collapse of his authority."

jacobin.com/2024/12/france-gov

jacobin.comMacronism Is DyingThe no-confidence vote in Michel Barnier’s government highlights the failure of Emmanuel Macron’s neoliberal project. Far from reviving the liberal center, the president has pitched France into a historic political crisis.

"Through a combination of tactical subtlety, daring and technocratic brio, Mr Macron has divided and ruled French politics since 2017. But by indulging his characteristic desire to remain in complete control of events, even after losing, he is acting against the best interests of the country he leads."—The Guardian >

theguardian.com/commentisfree/

The Guardian · The Guardian view on France ungoverned: a humbled president must learn humilityBy Editorial
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[…] If we read the pension as the continuation of this policy [of devotion to capital], we can better understand the of the executive: to renounce it would be to touch this identity — in other words, its only real political function.
There is therefore an existential stake for in the current .
[…]
➤ The totem of electoral immunity"

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➤ To protect the doctrine of
Under these conditions, the position of a devoted to the interests of private capital can only harden. […] Emmanuel has changed his mind on many subjects. But he has remained firm and consistent on one point: unwavering support for the of the private sector.
He has never considered questioning either the labour market reforms or the reduction in capital taxation, even though studies have cast doubt on their effectiveness.