French Prime Minister Bayro is fighting for survival, as competitors refuse to support the vote of confidence

French opposition parties said that they will not support Prime Minister Francois Bayro after he required a confidence vote on September 8 on plans for discounts in the deep budget.

Bayro, who led the minority government since last December, called on Monday, a warning that France is facing “a disturbing moment and therefore decisive.” He said: “Yes, it is risky, but it is risky not to do anything.”

From the national gathering on the right to the Socialists, the Greens and France dismantled the left, line up the opposition parties to say that they would vote against it.

Bayro called two days before summoning the protests across France “to prevent everything.”

the Let’s prevent everything a movementand Which started on social media but backed since then unions and the left, after Bayro announced plans in July for nearly 44 billion euros (38 billion pounds) in the budget.

In response to voting news, the CAC-40 stock index fell by 1.59 % on Monday and then by 2 % on Tuesday morning.

Finance Minister Eric Lombard said on Tuesday that “we must combine find a way to prepare a budget for recovery for the year 2026,” Finance Minister Eric Lombard said on Tuesday.

Last year’s budget deficit reached 5.8 % of the economic output in France (GDP) that Bayro said that France is in danger and will be asked to “choose the path that allows us to escape from this curse (from debt).”

Bayro, Prime Minister, was appointed by President Emmanuel Macron, after the collapse of the Michelle Barnier government in a vote of confidence on spending discounts last December.

The expectations of Petro and his fragile government appear dark, because they do not have sufficient support in the National Assembly.

The leaders of the extreme right -wing National Party explained that they would not vote for it. Its president, Jordan Barilla, said that Bayro announced “the end of his government” and said only Marin Le Pen, the parliament that will allow France to choose its fate.

The Communists, environmental scientists, and the radical left, who all said, said that they would vote against the government, and then seemed to be the socialist leader Olivier, as soon as Bayro’s fate was closed when he told Le Monda newspaper that “it cannot be conceived that the Socialists would give Francois Bayro a vote of confidence.”

“We are not looking for chaos with the aim of accelerating the electoral calendar,” said Four. “It is François Bayro who blaming political instability by proposing a budget that no one, not even voters.”

Unless Bayro is able to change their opinion, his chances of staying are low. The Minister of Finance said that there is room for negotiation, but he was very firm to reduce the budget by 44 billion euros.

Bayro budget plans also include lowering two national holidays in France, so there may be some fields for the government to move forward with it.

The ministerial colleagues, who did not receive a notice mentioned on Monday, praised the Bayro’s decision to call for the vote of confidence on September 8, for his step.

The Minister of Justice, Galled Darmanen, told French TV on Tuesday that the Prime Minister’s move was “very courageous … and very democratic.”

If the government collapses, President Macron is facing the choice of either leaving Bayro in his place as head of the interim government, naming another prime minister or calling new elections.

Bayro issued his announcement after his visit to the president during his vacation in Fort Braganson, in southern France, so Macron was completely briefed on the prime minister’s plans.

Macron himself rejected the resignation, and his mandate is scheduled to continue until 2027, yet his decision was to summon Snap elections in 2024 that left France with a minority government consisting of right -centers and right Republicans.