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Why is France set to get its fourth PM in 12 months?


Published on 2024-12-13 05:00:39 - Firstpost
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  • Elizabeth Borne, Gabriel Attal, and Michel Barnier - and is now set to get its fourth. But why has this been such a tumultuous year in French politics and for President Emmanuel Macron?

The article from Firstpost discusses the political instability in France, highlighting the reasons behind the country's potential to have its fourth Prime Minister in just 12 months. Following the resignation of Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne in July 2023, President Emmanuel Macron has been struggling to appoint a new PM amidst a backdrop of political turmoil. This instability stems from several factors including the lack of a clear parliamentary majority, which has led to difficulties in passing legislation, notably the controversial pension reform. The political landscape has been further complicated by the rise of far-right and far-left parties, diminishing Macron's centrist bloc's influence. Additionally, public discontent over economic issues, immigration policies, and the handling of the pension reform has fueled protests and strikes, exacerbating the political crisis. The article also mentions the potential candidates for the PM position, like Gabriel Attal, and the challenges they would face in stabilizing the government and addressing the ongoing issues.

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[ https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/why-france-set-for-fourth-pm-in-12-months-13844209.html ]