FRENCH NEW APPOINTED PM FRANCOIS BAYROU INVITES ALL POLITICAL PARTIES

USPA NEWS - France is experiencing a political crisis, which some are even calling a regime crisis, as the current situation is having repercussions on the economic and social crisis, linked to France's abysmal debt of €Bn3300!
Indeed, governments follow one another according to the resignations of Prime Ministers, due to motions of censure (Prime Minister Michel Barnier whose government fell by the vote of censure by NFP (New Popular Front of the left and ecologist) and RN for reasons of dissolution.
Since his appointment on December 13, 2024, François Bayrou took office as a Prime Minister taking over Michel Barnier the situation has hardly improved. Indeed since the handover, François Bayrou has already received a very unfavorable public opinion, with 64% of French people unhappy with his appointment. Indeed According to an Ifop poll, only 36% of French people say they are satisfied with François Bayrou, a rate lower than that.
The new Prime Minister then held a series of meetings with the leaders of all the parties, first individually during a first round, starting with Marine Le Pen, on December 16, 2024…

France is experiencing a political crisis, which some are even calling a regime crisis, as the current situation is having repercussions on the economic and social crisis, linked to France's abysmal debt of €Bn3300!
Indeed, governments follow one another according to the resignations of Prime Ministers, due to motions of censure (Prime Minister Michel Barnier whose government fell by the vote of censure by NFP (New Popular Front of the left and ecologist) and RN for reasons of dissolution.
All this political chaos began since this dissolution of the National Assembly decided by the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron himself on June 9, 2024, following the failure of his Renaissance party in the European elections of the same summer month against the success of Marine Le Pen's party whose candidate Jordan Bardella dominated the Macronist candidate Valerie Hayer...

The head of the National Rally Party, with the strength of its 124 deputies in the National Assembly, elected as the largest parliamentary group for a single political party and therefore a powerful lever for the opposition, then considered that the new Prime Minister is more flexible than his predecessor Barnier. "The method is more positive than what I have seen so far," she declared at the end of the visit to Palace of Matignon. "It is too early to say whether we have been heard," thus judged Marine Le Pen, assuring that she is "too experienced in politics to be reassured by a conversation."

Marine Le Pen accompanied by the head of her movement Jordan Bardella. Then it was the turn of the socialists, and the Right. Only the leaders of the extreme left refused to meet him, ruling out any possibility of participating in the government. Matthieu Bompard claims to have received a call from Francois Bayrou inviting him to meet him at the Prime Minister's Office. "I received a call from François Bayrou" He believes he declined this offer and explains that "it would be a "comedy of red lines." Manuel Bompard added that the NFP movement has neither the intention of participating in the government nor the intention of negotiating a non-censorship pact. According to the national coordinator of La France insoumise, (LFI, Rebellious France, Far Left) the appointment of Bayrou will not change the political line of the Democratic Movement, which supports reforms contrary to the values upheld by LFI, particularly in terms of taxation and pensions.

The new Prime Minister must still overcome several obstacles, like his own metaphor, pronounced on December 13, during the transfer of power with his predecessor Michel Barnier "I am fully aware of the Himalayas that stand before us, of difficulties of all kinds", to try to stabilize the weakened and discredited political situation among the French in a context of hyperinflation and the risks of tax increases to resolve the abysmal debt, for which the Moodies rating agency downgraded France's rating by one notch from Aa2 to Aa3, the equivalent of a 17/20, during the night of Friday 13 to Saturday 14 December. (source: Les Echos)

Only the formation of a super government, composed of ministers with supernatural strengths and more committed than ever and only in the service of the general interest, devoid of political calculations can restore the reputation of this new Prime Minister. François Bayrou is under scrutiny from everywhere, public opinion, the opposition, unions, social partners, the world of entrepreneurship, big bosses and even neighboring countries.

It is up to him to prove to all those who had forgotten that in 2007, he had been the 3rd man refusing to be the Prime Minister of Nicolas Sarkozy (Republican Right) and Segolene Royal (Socialist Left) by showing himself capable of obtaining sufficient support in Parliament while responding to social pressures and support needs of the increasingly fragile economic ecosystem at the dawn of a new year that begins with a budget still not voted on in the National Assembly…. To be continued../