the oppositions want to push the executive to force through Parliament

The parliamentary session has not yet resumed but the debates already promise to be heated. Whereas the 2023 budget will be discussed from October in Parliament, a large part of the oppositions have already made it known that they do not intend to vote for it. And if the executive expected to be able to negotiate with certain groups in view of this deadline, the latter very quickly closed the door, making the presidential camp fear that they would not be able to avoid recourse to section 49.3 of the Constitution.

“Why would we vote for a budget if we do not adhere to the project or to Emmanuel Macron’s method?”for example, questioned Annie Genevard, the interim president of LR and deputy for Doubs, during the back-to-school campus of the Young Republicans this weekend. “The budget, I will not vote for it. I say that very clearly. And I will not abstain either, because somewhere that would mean that I have one foot in a coalition, which is not the case.entrusts…