Thousands of angry French workers demanded Macron’s resignation

according to Mehr News According to Rashatoudi, at the same time as the vote of no confidence of the French Parliament in “Michel Barnier” the Prime Minister of this country and the fall of the French government, thousands of public service workers attended In the streets of Paris, demanding an increase in wages and improving working conditions.

Last Wednesday, the National Assembly of France voted with an absolute majority of no confidence in the cabinet of this country. gave The representatives of the National Assembly of France with an absolute majority of 331 votes voted for “Michel Barnier” as the Prime Minister. Lack of trust.

Both right wing and left wing of France announced that the prime minister failed to meet their demands in Listen to the country’s next year’s budget. Barnier before the Giri vote in The National Assembly of France gave a speech and said to the representatives of his country: The vote of no confidence in him will not solve the country’s financial problems.

Gabriel Atal the former prime minister of France also told the members of The National Assembly of his country, who wanted to remove the government, said that such an action would cause instability in the country.

The French Parliament voted no confidence due to the Prime Minister’s move to approve the controversial social security budget without a vote.. Barnier’s decision

For approving the said budget without a vote, it has angered both right and left parties in France.

Barnier, who was previously the negotiator of the European Union in “Brexit“, French President Emmanuel Macron was appointed as the country’s prime minister in September by personal decree after early elections in July of France that led to the suspension of the country’s parliament. The 73-year-old French politician has been the leader of France’s minority government since then.

According to Barnier in the budget bill, tax increase worth 62.8 billion dollars It will lead to an increase in income as well as a reduction in government expenses worth about 42 billion dollars, which will reduce the government’s budget deficit.

The budget deficit of the French government has reached about 6.1 percent of the country’s GDP and Barnier has been enthusiastically trying to reduce the deficit in line with EU rules (three percent).