French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces a daunting task as he prepares to appoint a new finance minister who will have the weighty responsibility of crafting a 2025 budget that could either solidify or jeopardize the future of the incoming government. With the public finances in disarray, the new finance minister must act swiftly to present a viable budget proposal by Oct. 1, navigating the complexities of a deeply divided parliament.
The stakes are high as any missteps in this critical process could incite opposition parties to join forces and potentially trigger a vote of no-confidence, posing a serious threat to the stability of the government. As France grapples with mounting political and economic challenges, the need for decisive and strategic leadership becomes ever more pressing.
In the midst of these escalating crises, President Emmanuel Macron’s approach to governance has come under scrutiny, with critics accusing him of forming a ‘tacit alliance’ with the far right. This alleged alignment raises concerns about the direction in which Macron’s leadership is heading and has sparked fears of a potential shift towards right-wing ideologies.
To delve deeper into these pressing issues, FRANCE 24’s Annette Young engages in a discussion with Dr. Benoit Dillet, a Senior Lecturer in Politics, Languages & International Studies at the University of Bath. Together, they explore the implications of Macron’s political strategy and examine its potential impact on the lead-up to the 2027 elections.
As France navigates through a turbulent period marked by economic uncertainty and political upheaval, all eyes are on the government’s actions in the coming months. The decisions made by Prime Minister Barnier and his new finance minister will not only shape the country’s financial future but also have far-reaching consequences for the broader political landscape. The road ahead is fraught with challenges, and the choices made now could determine the course of French politics for years to come.
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Video “‘Institutions in crisis’: Macron’s ‘tacit alliance with far right a preview’ of the lead-up to 2027” was uploaded on 09/17/2024 to Youtube Channel FRANCE 24 English
The far right is complicating politics in France.
Bye bye macroni
For France24 and the elite of communication politicians from the right, doesn't exist. It is only them or the far right. A marxist strategy to demonize and dehumanize all opponents. For these socialist totalitarians, democracy doesn't exist when they are out of power. The result ? people resent the disgusting arrogance, contempt and rise against politicians & (pseudo) journalists.. When these globalists lose an election, "the democratic institutions" are in crisis. People need to be educated and re-learn all the vocabulary that those filthy leftist snakes speak before cameras and what "journalists" speak, write and comment. Good people continue resist them. They can control the media, UN and everything else. But they can't touch the hearts and minds of the people who work, raise their children, go to church, teach merit, love life. Simple.
Macron would do anything for power. No principles
The Left should stop twisting people’s arms. They are the minority in Parliament, but they won’t admit it.
The Duran
Macron names EU loyalist as new PM
Justin would be Great❤❤