“I will not vote for this motion of censure,” said Sophie Pantel, socialist deputy for Lozère, who, on the question of the 2025 budget, therefore chose to distance herself from her own camp.
Dissensions within the NFP. By having used article 49.3 to have the budget adopted, this Monday, December 2, Michel Barnier held his government accountable. A perilous decision since the left and the National Rally filed a motion of censure against him.
If France Insoumise prides itself on forming a united front with the entire left, some socialists seem hesitant about the idea of bringing down the government. This is particularly the case of the only member of parliament for Lozère, Sophie Pantel, who decided to distance herself from the New Popular Front.
The elected socialist declared on France Bleu: “As a matter of responsibility, I choose not to support an ineffective motion of censure in this context. Current issues require realistic and constructive solutions rather than symbolic gestures which risk aggravating the current crises.
A very strong decision since the socialist vote could be the key to the fall of the Barnier government.
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