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Cross-media in Italian on the policies of European institutions and governments of European Union countries

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France: le gouvernement de Bayrou renversé

09-09-2025 00:21

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France: le gouvernement de Bayrou renversé

On Monday 8 September the government did not receive the confidence of the National Assembly, and on Tuesday it resigned - A Macron la scelta del nuovo premier

EU/FRA  - Le mandat de Bayrou comme Premier ministre prend fin le 8 septembre, après seulement neuf mois. Mardi 9, il se rendra à l'Élysée pour transmettre son mandat au président Macron. Parmi les scénarios possibles, le plus probable est que le président nomme un nouveau Premier ministre, qui adopterait le budget – et éviterait ainsi une attaque des marchés – et resterait en fonction au moins jusqu'aux prochaines élections présidentielles de 2027. Le Premier ministre Bayrou avait demandé au Parlement d'approuver un plan d'économies de 44 milliards d'euros, qu'il juge essentiel pour réduire le déficit et la dette publique (actuellement à 5,8 % et 113 % du PIB). L'instabilité politique menace de provoquer une récession économique et d'augmenter le coût de la dette. Le projet de loi de finances, qui propose des coupes sociales controversées, a déjà suscité de vives protestations, et de nouvelles manifestations sont prévues les 10 et 18 septembre.

 

ITA - L'esperienza Bayrou come primo ministro della Francia si chiude l'8 settembre, dopo solo nove mesi. Bayrou andrà martedi 9 all'Eliseo per rimettere il suo mandato nelle mani del presidente Macron. 

Tra gli scenari possibili, il più probabile è che il presidente affidi l'incarico a un nuovo primo ministro, che passi il bilancio - e scongiuri il rischio di un attacco dei mercati - e tenga almeno fino alle prossime presidenziali del 2027. 

Il premier Bayrou aveva chiesto al Parlamento l’approvazione di un piano di risparmi da 44 miliardi, indispensabile, a suo avviso, per ridurre il deficit e il debito pubblico (attualmente al 5,8% e 113% del Pil). 

La situazione politica instabile minaccia una recessione economica e un aumento dei costi del debito. La legge di bilancio che propone tagli sociali controversi ha già scatenato forti proteste, altre sono previste per il 10 e il 18 settembre.

 

Antonio De Chiara @europolitiche.it *

 

* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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