French Prime Minister Elisabeth Born said she was shocked by the behavior of lawmakers who were dissatisfied with the pension reform and blocked its adoption. TASS.
“Parliament, the National Assembly, is the place of debate. “If we don’t want to listen to each other, that means a certain number of groups don’t respect our institutions.”
He noted that the opposition “Undetached France” and the “National Association” were dissatisfied with the behavior of the deputies and accused them of inciting the riots.
Born also commented on the fact that the vote in parliament was bypassed by forcefully passing the bill through Article 49 of the Constitution of the Republic – according to Born, lawmakers from the Republican party decided to oppose the resolutions at the last moment. party leader and vote against. Born claims he cannot jeopardize the passing of this previously agreed-upon bill.
Marine Le Pen, ex-leader of the opposition right-wing “National Rally” party in the French Parliament stated on his intention to give a vote of confidence to the French government, led by Prime Minister Elisabeth Born, against the backdrop of his decision on controversial pension reform.