According to the Head of State, Marine Le Pen will censor the Prime Minister, reports The Parisian Tuesday November 26. The whole thing, “sooner than you think”. For Emmanuel Macron, this could happen during the votes on the 2025 budgets in the National Assembly. Following the publication of the daily article, the Élysée posted a message on X to deny that the President had made such comments.
“The government will fall”. On the sidelines of the decoration ceremony for Élisabeth Borne on Monday November 25 at the Élysée, the President of the Republic made some confidences, according to information from the Parisian Tuesday November 26. Emmanuel Macron would predict the fall of Michel Barnier. According to him, Marine Le Pen will censor the Prime Minister's government. The whole thing, “sooner than you think”. For Emmanuel Macron, this could happen during the votes on the 2025 budgets in the National Assembly.
The polls support this possibility, recalls Le Parisien. According to that carried out by the Ipsos institute published in La Tribune on Saturday November 23, 67% of National Rally supporters are in favor of government censorship.
“Who will agree to be Prime Minister?”
“Even we say the budget is bad. So why wouldn’t Le Pen press the red button?”however, would also have declared a deputy Together for the Republic (ex-Renaissance), according to information from Parisian. Monday, November 25, the President of the RN group in the Assembly met Michel Barnier and deplored that the Prime Minister remains “Standing in his positions” And to raise the threat of the motion of censure “if the budget remains in the state”. But then, who to be appointed in place of the current tenant of Matignon? “Who will agree to be Prime Minister?”would have also wondered, still according to The Parisiana former minister Together for the Republic.
The Élysée denies, Le Parisien maintains
But in the wake of the revelations of Parisianthe Élysée stepped up to issue a denial. On the social networksuch comments reported here in quotation marks were made. The President of the Republic is not a commentator on current affairs. The government is at work and the country needs stability.“
A denial which did not fail to trigger a reaction from the daily newspaper. In a message published by X, the editor-in-chief of the political service of Parisian-Today in FranceMarion Mourgue, affirmed that the newspaper “maintains its information. They have been cross-checked and confirmed by several sources.”
