We find ourselves in a historic moment of great political instability around the world, and France is no exception. Emmanuel Macron Don’t waste time A response to a political crisis With decisive and unpredictable moves. After the collapse of the Barnier government, the President announced. The piano The purpose of which is to put France on its feet by eliminating the possibility of resignation. There is one on the table. “Special Law” Managing the state and guaranteeing a new executive aimed at incorporating diverse political spirits willing to cooperate.
In this sense, Italy surprises and takes its revenge: for the first time in years (since the Berlusconi IV government, 2008-2011), the government is stable and has more than two years of mandate. With a historical average tenure of just 14 months, Maloney executive success is nearly a record. And the irony comes straight from the front page of Avvenire, which comments on the French political crisis with the headline. The Italian crisis. This time, however, the turmoil is in Paris, while Rome is “enjoying” a rare break from instability.
Macron, a special law to avoid deadlock
According to Macron, the priority is to prevent uncertainty (and also try to reduce the spread). Oh Provisional Law It will be presented in December to ensure that the economic decisions of the 2024 budget remain effective in 2025. “This temporary law will allow, as provided by the Constitution, the continuation of public services and the life of the country”. . With this tool, Macron intends to avoid an administrative blockade and avoid the US-style shutdown that some opposition parties are calling for.
A caretaker government to get out of the corner
On the political front, Macron promised to appoint a new prime minister “in the next few days” with a specific mandate: Form a government Able to stand on transverse supports. The idea is to build a team capable of negotiating with all the forces willing to avert a no-confidence motion, thereby guaranteeing the stability of a nation in total turmoil.
Macron called him. “Government of Common Interest”, A formula that has already sparked heated debate in television living rooms. Many see the project as an attempt to create a technical executive, small in number but backed by a broader coalition.
The charges call for an “anti-republican front”.
Macron did not hold back in his speech. Targeted political opponentsaccusing the opposition of forming an “anti-republican” coalition. The unprecedented convergence between the far-right and the far-left (which is not too surprising given that they are extremists), according to the president, does nothing but destabilize the country and prepare the ground for the next presidential election. There will be no purpose. “They only think about one thing, presidential elections. They want to prepare them, they want to provoke and predict them,” he said.
Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Assembly, responded strongly: “A vote of no confidence is not anti-republican, it is provided for by the constitution”. A collision which confirms that i Relationships The relationship between the majority and the opposition is now irreconcilable. Camp.
Self-criticism and recognition
In a rare moment of self-criticism, Macron admitted that the dissolution of parliament had not been fully understood and took some responsibility for the current situation. However, he did not hesitate to praise Michel Barnier for the work he had done as prime minister in those two months, describing him as an example of diligence: “What he has done for our country. Thank you for your dedication and your struggle.” he said.
Macron is not resigning.
In his speech, Macron first wanted to reassure all French people: His mandate will continue till 2027.. “The mandate you have democratically entrusted to me is a 5-year mandate and I will use it to the fullest till its end,” he declared. There are 30 months left to implement a political agenda that the president plans should restore stability and confidence to a country facing one of its most critical phases.
