Courson and Copé plead for Macron to resign to end the crisis

Courson and Copé plead for Macron to resign to end the crisis
Courson and Copé plead for Macron to resign to end the crisis

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Voices on the right are being raised to demand Macron’s resignation

Two figures from the right and the center called on Wednesday the French head of state to resign to end the crisis.

Published: 11/27/2024, 10:28 p.m. Updated 1 hour ago

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The general rapporteur of the budget to the Assembly, the centrist Charles de Courson, and the mayor Les Républicains (LR) de Maux Jean-François Copé both pleaded on Wednesday for a resignation of President Emmanuel Macron in order to emerge from the crisis caused by the dissolution of the National Assembly.

“The problem is the political chaos unleashed by the President of the Republic,” he told the press. Charles de Coursondeputy of the Liot group (Freedoms, Independents, Overseas and Territories).

Whoever the minister is appointed “he will not have a majority. The only solution would be a resignation of the president,” he declared.

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On BFMTV, Jean-François Copéformer boss of the political family from which Prime Minister Michel Barnier comes, agreed.

“We are all victims of this dissolution which is unlike anything and for which we pay the price every day,” he explained, also believing that the only solution “to resolve the problem (is) a new presidential election “.

“It is only Emmanuel Macron who has not realized – but it will be necessary that at one time or another, his friends or those who like him tell him – that he does not cannot last until 2027,” he stressed.

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An opinion shared by 63% of French people

According to an Elabe poll for BFMTV, a large majority of French people (63%) believe that the President of the Republic should resign if the government was censored, with a little more than half of them (53%) considering him responsible for the current political situation.

The government could activate article 49.3 of the Constitution on Monday, to have the Social Security financing bill for 2025 adopted without a vote in the Assembly, exposing itself to censorship by deputies, which worries the markets and makes to fear from Prime Minister Michel Barnier a “storm”.

The decision of the President of the Republic to dissolve the Assembly led in July to the creation of a hemicycle divided into three blocks, from which no solid majority seems to be able to emerge.

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