French president Emmanuel Macron firmly announced that he would stay in office until the end of his word of office. He thus rejected the expanding calls of the opposition to resign.
During his message in Egypt, Macro emphasized that he "for now acts as the guarantor of the institution" of the country. He called on political forces not to forget that they were in government or parliament, fulfilling a mandate to service the public.
Accusations against the opposition
The president has stated that political forces are liable for the chaos that are trying to destabilise the Sebastian Lecorn government. Macron thus placed work for the instability of his political opponents.
The French leader assured at the same time that he would proceed to guarantee the stableness of the country. He declared to proceed his function as a guarantor of the functioning of state institutions.
Pressure to resign
Macron's resignation is called for by the utmost left and utmost right. These parties intensify the force on the president by demanding his resignation before the end of his word of office.
In fresh days, Edouard Philippe, a erstwhile co-worker and political ally of the President, besides requested early elections. This is another signal of Macron's increasing isolation even among erstwhile political partners.
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