pressure on the political parties before the vote of the motions of censure

“The motion or the pavement”. The threat to the permanence of Éric Ciotti, vandalized on Saturday March 18, is explicit. A violence that is also expressed on the web. The Republicans are under pressure, while the motions of censure must be put to the vote, Monday, March 20. On the executive side, we are redoing the film of the passage to 49.3. “LR deputies come knocking on the door of Matignon saying ‘I am ready to vote for the reform, on the other hand you are putting 170 million euros on the table to make a motorway bypass'”attacks Aurore Bergé, leader of the Renaissance group in the Assembly.

A strong social protest

Bruno Le Maire has instead opted for an appeal to the responsibility of LR deputies. Pending the examination of motions of censure, the street rumbles with demonstrations that sometimes overflow. “If we continue like this, the crisis will worsen. The government has tabled a law which is violence against people’s lives. Not once has this text acquired any form of parliamentary legitimacy”, denounces Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Of the 61 LR deputies, 34 announced that they would not vote for the motion of censure.