One inside, one out. Last Monday night, “Bye-Bye Bayrou” party was organized throughout France, as François Bairou, the country’s most prime minister, was dismissed after a sweeping parliamentary vote of distrust against his plans for austerity. Bairou, a third French prime minister who resigned within a year, had withstood nine months. His predecessor, Michel Barnier, had been removed after only three. Just 24 hours after the collapse of the government, the door of the “rotating concierge” opened again and Emmanuel Macron appointed successor: 39 -year -old defense minister and one of his closest allies, Sebastian Lekorni. It is an unusually rapid movement of Macron to fill the gap and to calm the climate of uprising in the country. However, it may not be enough. Much will depend on how much the public will respond to the call for nationwide cessation of transport and other services from a new popular protest campaign under the name Bloquons Tout! (We are blocking […]
Source: News Beast
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