#President Emmanuel Macron

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14 November 2024

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This sparks joy.

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In a strategic move aimed at resolving the ongoing political crisis in France, President Emmanuel Macron appointed François Bayrou, a veteran centrist politician, as the new prime minister on December 13, 2024. The decision follows a turbulent period marked by political deadlock and economic challenges, with Bayrou tasked with stabilizing the government amid growing uncertainty.

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French roads blocked, refineries on strike after Macron pension move - SUCH TV

Protesters blocked a key highway around the French capital and escalated strikes at refineries on Friday in a new show of anger after President Emmanuel Macron pushed through a contentious pension reform without a parliamentary vote. Macron’s move sparked protests across the country on Thursday night, with more than 300 people arrested nationwide, according to the interior minister. On Friday…

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"A heavyweight politician who has been allied to Macron since he swept to power in the 2017 election campaign, Bayrou heads the MoDem party which is allied to, but not part of, Macron's centrist force.

Bayrou, 73, was acquitted in February after a seven-year-long case over the fraudulent employment of parliamentary assistants by his party, opening up a potential return to government. In 2017, he served as Macron's first justice minister but was replaced after just one month because of ethics concerns over the case."

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Imagine

Imagine the Prime Minister had to quit because no one supported their politics anymore

Imagine the President named someone else as their successor and everyone thought they're unqualified for the job

Imagine the New Prime Minister tries his to save the boat and, well, he's not doing the best job, but he's here at least ?

And then imagine, half a year later, the President throw a tantrum because his team is losing its power so he fire the Prime Minister (and his whole government)

Imagine the delusional President organise a new election out of nowhere genuinely thinking people would be with him on this fight

Imagine against everything the Left win and someone is proposed as the next Prime Minister but the President refused (he's allowed to but that doesn't make sense. The thing is that he's not supposed to, the people voted for the party they wanted, this should be the new government)

Imagine after almost two months without real government, the President FINALLY named a new Prime Minister that no one asked for and no one wanted

Imagine the people realizing that they voted for nothing so they started calling out the President on his bullsshit

Imagine not even a week after that half of the medias and politicians started saying that the New Guy isn't going to last long, that they'd boycott him, or that the new government is lame

Imagine every single thing the New Prime Minister proposed then is rejected so he tried to force the law to make it pass

Imagine the politicians were just waiting for this shit to propose to vote him out. And they did.

Imagine the President wasn't even in the country when this is happening and refused to come back before his official visit was over because he didn't think they'd actually vote the man out

Now imagine the Prime Minister is forced to resign after only 90 days and the President has to name a new one very soon because he's gonna meet another country's President in a few days

You can imagine that ?

Well that's what has been happening in France for the year 2024. 4 weeks left before the end of the year, I think a lot of things can still happen

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French president Macron’s name was spelled with a ‘q’ (Maqron?) in Canadian French.

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Macron right now :

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I'm so ashamed to be french at the moment, so ashamed that my country literally voted for a group directly descending from the Nazis, ashamed that with that vote, all hope for the environment will go down the drain, ashamed that the so called ✨pays des droits de l'homme✨ vote against women, LGBT people, poor people, and literally every people who aren't white

Ashamed and angry they people don't learn, never open a f ing book

That they claim wanting to bring back french culture but only assimilate it with hunting and eating saucisson, that they probably never read french literature, not even the one proposed at schools

I'm so angry at Macron, for giving out the power like that, even tho his mantra for the presidential was "barrage contre l'extrême droite"

I'm ashamed to open comment section on Instagram, to see those heinous comments, from people whovoted for someone without a concrete program (except fight against immigration, which seems to be the cause of everything because it's the only thing they talk about)

Angry to see that things that makes France great like the carte vitale, social security, holidays and paid leave, were left program at the beginning and people seems to forget that

Furious that people who can vote, don't. That 50 percent of french people thought it didn't concern them, that they think they have the right to complain when they won't do the most basics things to have things going more their way

I am desperately angry, I don't even know how to conclude

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Un bon montage sur Macron 😁

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81 MPs from NFP demand Macron’s impeachment

81 lawmakers from the New Popular Front (NFP) signed a motion for a resolution of impeachment against Emmanuel Macron, according to France Info.

This was announced on Wednesday, 4 September, by La France Insoumise, the party behind the initiative. The text was signed by 72 MPs, six elected environmentalists (Benjamin Lucas, Sandrine Rousseau, Clémentine Autain, Alexis Corbière, Hendrik Davi, Danielle Simonnet), and three elected members of The Democratic and Republican Left group (Frédéric Maillot, Karine Lebon, Emeline K/Bidi).

Faced with President Emmanuel Macron’s refusal to appoint a Prime Minister from the coalition that came out on top in the legislative elections on 7 July, the authors of the motion for a resolution wish Parliament to initiate impeachment proceedings against the President of the Republic.

The impeachment procedure must follow a long process governed by Article 68 of the Constitution. The next stage would be to pass through the bureau of the National Assembly to ensure that the proposal is acceptable.

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