While the Barnier government seems to be leaving, the president of the Ensemble pour la République deputies, Gabriel Attal, is already thinking about the future and wants to try to form a new coalition, reveals Franceinfo.
Any hope after the probable fall of the government? Monday, December 2, the Prime Minister activated article 49.3 to have the Social Security budget adopted without a vote, provoking an immediate response from the opposition. The New Popular Front tabled a motion of censure, as did the National Rally. These two motions will be debated on Wednesday December 4 at 4 p.m. If, following a vote that seems almost already known, the government falls, the leader of the Macronist deputies Gabriel Attal already has a plan. He therefore intends to call all the Republican parties, except the RN and LFI, to find a compromise after the vote, according to information from Franceinfo on Wednesday.
The former Prime Minister intends to find a stability pact or a non-aggression pact. Broadly speaking, the objective is not to censor the next Prime Minister at the slightest opportunity while voting freely for or against a proposal. “We must overcome the divisions for a year or two to emerge from the crisis“, launched a Renaissance executive to the channel.
The PS is open to the idea
But Gabriel Attal wants to find a non-censorship agreement with only the Republican parties including Les Républicains and the Socialist Party. Or without the parliamentary groups of La France insoumise and the National Rally. With the hope of thus winning over the socialist deputies of the New Popular Front and seeing them leave their alliance with LFI.
The current political scene is detrimental to Gabriel Attal's intentions. The left wants a left-wing Prime Minister, and Michel Barnier's allies have the most deputies counting the Macronists, MoDem, Horizons and the right. But the socialist Boris Vallaud also has a proposal for a non-censorship pact. Communists and environmentalists are even open to the idea. It remains to be seen whether political differences can fade in this crisis situation.
published on December 4 at 11:31 a.m., Valentin Dechambre, 6Medias
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