The Prime Minister of France was dismissed and the government of this country was dissolved

According to Isna, it was previously announced that the French Parliament will hold a meeting to review the bill to remove the Prime Minister of this country, and some French legislators are planning to give him a vote of no confidence.

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier, who has been angered by the opposition parties by arbitrarily approving a budget bill without the approval of Congress, witnessed the holding of a meeting of the French Parliament today to review the vote of confidence.

Earlier, in response to the attempt of the French parliament to remove him, he said that France’s financial problems “will not disappear” with a vote of no confidence in him.

According to News sources, the French Parliament has voted to remove Barnier, and with the vote of no confidence in him, Barnier was remembered as a politician who had the shortest prime ministership in French history.

According to the report of the “Telegraph” newspaper, 2 bills for a vote of no confidence in Barnier are in progress. Voting on his dismissal was held today after French President Emmanuel Macron returned from his trip to Saudi Arabia.

After Barnier used his authority to approve a bill related to social insurance without the approval of the country’s parliament, the left-wing opposition coalition in the French parliament has called for a vote of no confidence in the cabinet and the dissolution of the government.

Michel Barnier, who had made last-minute changes in a social security bill to satisfy the right-wing party “National Society”, finally risked the dissolution of the government and passed this bill using the special powers of the prime minister and without It needs the approval of the parliament.

The French Prime Minister, who came from the center-right movement, was appointed by French President Emmanuel Macron to form the government in September. The extreme anger of the left-wing coalition of the French Parliament against Macron’s action has caused the French President and Barnier’s government to depend heavily on the support of the far-right National Community party.

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