#French government

[allthegeopolitics]

The French presidential palace unveiled a new centre-right government Saturday, more than two months after elections that produced a hung parliament and deepened political divisions as France grapples with economic and diplomatic challenges. Conservative French Prime Minister Michel Barnier put together the government after weeks of difficult negotiations, and President Emmanuel Macron approved it. The new government was announced at the presidential palace. A left-wing coalition secured the most seats in June-July elections but failed to win an outright majority. The 38-member Cabinet announced Saturday includes primarily ministers from Macron's centrist alliance and the conservative Republicans party.

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[gor3sigil]

France has a government. A very conservative one. Our new prime minister has voted in the past AGAINST the ban of conversion therapy, AGAINST gay mariage, and FOR anti trans laws.

Oh boy. I don't feel so good.

[violet-periwinkle]

MACRON SALE CONNARD

[greenhorizonblog]

Thank you good people of France for NOT allowing fascism to gain foothold in Europe again!

[pyrofromtf2real]

NEVER. FORGET.

[noirviridis]

only 9 votes were missing to dissolve macron's government. i wanna break things.

[simplegenius042]

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[bookloversofbath]

The French Secret Services: From the Dreyfus Affair to the Gulf War :: Douglas Porch

[mayday396]

NOOOOOOOOO

F U C K

LIKE THANKS FRENCH GOVERNMENT BUT STILL

I GOT A 6 MONTHS INTERNSHIP AND I REALLY REALLY WANT TO JOIN BUT EDUCATION

AHHHHHHHH A r E you KIDDING ME WHAT THE WHAT

I'm S A D

[dailyworldecho]

[lechusza]

If it's Monday...

A small tit-for-tat, the French upset, no love for the weather, and what's happening next? If it's #Monday, it's #MeetThePress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxzMaOoaXgs #politics #news #worldnews #writer #culture #biden #trump

[violet-periwinkle]

No one

Not a single soul

Absolutely nobody

The french, currently :

[justarandomllamacorn]

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"Pourquoi c'est nous les méchants alors qu'on est chez nous? "

- 'Why are we the bad guys even though this is our home? '

"On existe, on a des droits! "

- 'We exist, we have rights!'

Isn't crazy that today, in 2024, a young adult still has to defend her rights and the legitimacy of her culture? Isn't it crazy to see a young adult exclaim 'we exist' with so much emotions only to be recognized.

How can you claim to be the country of Human Rights (Le pays des Droits de l'Homme) and repress people in violence, kill children like dogs in the streets for being the "wrong" colour?

The worst thing in this? It's only racists who do that. It's only politicians (not all of them mind you) who support that violence. Most people in France and in New Caledonia know this is wrong.

Do not forget the weight of history. Colonialism wasn't done in peace amongst flowers and butterflies. Look at the violence and racism. Look at the people! Because they are people! These are people! Does money justify taking a life? Does colour?

[lombardie-colorings]

Félix Faure was president of France from January 17th, 1895, to February 16th, 1899. Not a particularly proactive president, he preferred to emphasize the frippery and glamour of the French presidency rather than take stands on governmental issues. What he is perhaps best known for is in fact the manner of his sudden death while in office: it is rumored that he suffered a stroke while receiving oral sex from his mistress, 30-year-old Marguerite Steinheil.

Photographed by Nadar, c.1897.

Colored by Lombardie Colorings.

[lejournaldupeintre]

French PM Borne keeps her job, small government reshuffle expected

Pap Ndiaye It took a hundred days for nothing to change at the head of the French government. On Monday, July 17, after three months of uncertainty and a weakening French prime minister, the president’s office announced that, to ensure “stability” and “productive work, Emmanuel Macron had decided to keep Elisabeth Borne in her position. “An organized and thorough administrator,” praised one of…