France is in a new political crisis after the Prime Minister overthrew

France has fallen into a new political crisis with the defeat of Prime Minister Francois Bayro in a vote of confidence in the National Assembly.

Defeat means – by 364 votes until 194 – that Bayro will present on Tuesday the resignation of his government to President Emmanuel Macron, who must now decide how to replace it. Macron’s office said this will happen “in the coming days.”

The options include the naming of a new middle -right Prime Minister; The axis to the left and find a name compatible with the Socialist Party; And dissolve parliament until new elections are held.

Macron’s bitter enemies in the France leftist Al -Aqsar Party, who is not preserved, calls to resign personally, but few commentators believe it is possible.

Thus, on its way to obtaining a fifth prime minister in less than two years – a bleakille that emphasizes the erosion and the first disappointment that was characterized by the second period of the president.

The fall of Bayro came after his government climbed in a discussion discussion in the emergency situations on the issue of French debt.

The summer warning has spent the “existential” threat to France if it did not start addressing its commitment of 3.4 trillion euros (2.9 trillion pounds).

In the 2026 budget, he suggested canceling two national holidays and freezing luxury payments and pensions, with the aim of providing 44 billion euros.

But he soon suffered from any hope that his prediction of financial death would affect the opponents.

After the party, the party clarified completely that they saw the two vote as an opportunity to settle accounts with Bayro – and through it Macron.

Bayro lacks any majority in the National Assembly, and he saw the left and the arduous right to browse against him – and his fate was sealed.

Some commentators described the fall of Bayu as a work of political suicide. He was not needed to call for an early confidence vote, and he could spend the coming months in an attempt to build support.

In his speech in advance, Bayro explained that he put his eyes on history instead of politics, and the deputies told that future generations will suffer if France loses its financial independence.

“The presentation of religion is the same as being subjected to weapons,” he said, warning that current debt levels mean “the drowning of youth in slavery.”

“You may have the ability to bring down the government. But you cannot raise reality,” he said.

There was no sign that Bayro’s warnings had any impact on Parliament or France as a whole. Representatives from the left and the arduous right accused him of trying to hide Macron’s responsibility to bring France to its current state.

In the country, there was also no resonance to the Bayro analysis – as opinion polls showed that little attention was a national priority, rather than the cost of living, security and immigration.

It has promised a movement called Blukonz (let’s prevent everything) a wave of provinces, boycott and protests against Macron’s policies from Wednesday. On September 18, several unions are also invited to demonstrations.

Most economic analysts agree that France is facing a major financial challenge in the coming years, as the expected cost to serve its debts increases from 30 billion euros, which was spent in 2020 to more than 100 billion euros in 2030.

The need for financial restraint comes at a time when Macron is an additional money for defense, and the opposition parties demand from the left and the arduous right to cancel the latest reform of the pensions that raised the retirement age to 64.

Bayro took over Michelle Barnier last December after Barnee failed to obtain his budget through the association.

Bayou managed to pass a budget thanks to the non -stumbling agreement with the Socialists, but their relations decreased when a conference on the last reform of pensions failed to observe socialist demands.

Some speculated that Macron will now resort to a left -wing prime minister, after he failed with the conservative and central Barnene.

However, the Socialist Party says it wants a complete break from the pro -business policies in addition to canceling the reform of pension – which will be a retreat from the president’s legacy.

Therefore, it seems likely that Macron initially looks at another character from inside his private camp, with Defense Minister Sebastian Lecorno, Minister of Labor Catherine Futrin and Minister of Finance, each of them is said to be all at work.