Former French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe and leader of the far right Jordan Bardella advocate early presidential elections as a consequence to the prolonged political crisis.
More French prime ministers resign and the government does not have a unchangeable parliamentary majority.
The left block won the last parliamentary election, nevertheless Emmanuel Macron did not entrust him with the mission of forming a government.
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Philippe gave an RTL interview on Tuesday, during which he referred to the ongoing in France Political crisis caused by the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastian Lecorn. The erstwhile Prime Minister stated that the current political game in France "is depressing".
– This political crisis It's a state collapse.. The state is no longer functioning properly. In France there is nothing more crucial than business, continuity and authority of the state, and I see that authority and continuity are not respected – he said.
According to him, the president Emmanuel Macron should first appoint a Prime Minister to guarantee the adoption of the next year's budget and then set up an early presidential election.
– The president is the most important. That's him. must find a solution. I am not in favour of his immediate resignation, but I think he should take the initiative. He would have earned his honor.If he had appointed a prime minister whose task would have been to establish a budget before organising Early presidential elections He said.
The far right is ready to cooperate. “You must unite”
A akin opinion was besides expressed by the leader of the utmost right-wing Jordan Bardell National Unity, who besides advocated in a separate interview holding early elections – either parliamentary or presidential.
Bardella besides expressed his willingness to agree with another right-wing parties, and to take over as Prime Minister. As he pointed out, he is ready “reach out to the Republicans on the Government Agreement".
– In the interests of the country, I will not be guided by sectarianism, and I want this majority to be as wide as possible. To win, You gotta unite.. I want this unification to be as wide as possible," he said.
The political crisis in France. Another prime minister resigns
– Mr (Prime Minister – ed.) Sebastien Lecornu put the president on his hands resignation of your government, and the president accepted it – informed the spokesperson of the Elysée Palace on Monday. Lecornu was appointed Prime Minister on 9 September. The resignation decision intensified anyway The political crisis that has been going on for months in a country that began last January erstwhile Elisabeth Borne said goodbye to the function of head of government.
Since then, the country had 4 prime ministers: Gabriela AttalaMichela BarnierFrançoisa Bayrou and Sebastien LecornWho has been the 5th head of government in the last 2 years. The crisis further deepened the early parliamentary elections last summer. No group did not gain an independent majority. The highest number of seats was obtained by the left-wing fresh People's Front, which overtook president Emmanuel Macron's centre camp and the utmost right-wing National Union.
However, Macron did not decide to entrust the mission of creating a left-wing government, and subsequent prime ministers became politicians associated with the President's camp. Thus the last 4 governments did not have a parliamentary majority, which yet ended either by voluntary resignation of the Prime Minister – as in the case of Lecorn, or by Parliament vote of distrust – specified fallen regulation of Barnier and Bayrou.
Source: RTL
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