Marine Le Pen's entourage informed BFMTV on Sunday, December 1, that her decision regarding a potential motion of censure in the government has been made.
President of the RN deputies in the National Assembly, Marine Le Pen has made her decision regarding the vote on a motion of censure in the government, her entourage informed BFMTVSunday December 1st. This decision was taken at the end of a meeting, this Sunday evening, between Marine Le Pen and a circle of very close people. The meeting aimed to “set the course of action to be taken and the consequences to be drawn from the declarations of Minister Laurent Saint-Martin”.
The latter affirmed that the text was no longer subject to change.
A little earlier, however, Prime Minister Michel Barnier said “remain open to dialogue”. Different voices which pushed Marine Le Pen to judge that the government camp is “taking us for a ride”, and that “they would have to surprise me for me to change my mind and I don't believe they are capable of it”, she said, calling Matignon's statement a “masquerade.”
Multiple threats of censorship in recent weeks
In recent weeks, the RN had threatened a motion of censure against Michel Barnier and his government if they did not review the Social Security budget. This must be submitted to the Assembly on Monday December 2.
More information to follow.
published on December 1 at 10:28 p.m., Lilian Moy, 6Medias
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