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Saturday, January 11, 2025

Macron Vows Stability as France Awaits New Prime Minister

French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans to appoint a new prime minister “in the coming days” following the government’s collapse in a no-confidence vote. Macron, facing calls for his resignation, reaffirmed his commitment to serving out his term, stating, “The mandate entrusted to me is a five-year term, and I will fully exercise it.”

Criticism and Defense Amid Political Turmoil

Macron rejected accusations of responsibility for the crisis, criticizing lawmakers from the far left and far right for their role in toppling the government over the budget proposal. He defended his decision to hold snap elections earlier this year, saying it was necessary to restore public trust after the far-right National Rally gained ground in European polls.

The president acknowledged the fragmented parliament’s challenges, pledging to form a “streamlined government” that reflects France’s diverse political forces. A temporary law to maintain public services will be introduced in December, with a new budget as the next government’s top priority in early 2024.

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