French PM Narrowly Survives Vote of No Confidence
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and his new government have survived two motions of no confidence in parliament.
The socialists abstained from voting in exchange for Lecornu's pledge to freeze the unpopular 2023 pension reform legislation until future presidential elections.
- Lecornu's government can now proceed with the delayed 2026 budget bill.
- The budget bill will be the subject of fierce debates.
The socialists' position has opened up a bitter feud with its left-wing coalition partners.
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Author's summary: French PM survives confidence vote.
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