France's government has used constitutional Article 49.3 to pass the 2026 budget amidst political fragmentation and opposition, marking a significant procedural and political moment.
France's government has used constitutional Article 49.3 to pass the 2026 budget amidst political fragmentation and opposition, marking a significant procedural and political moment.
Prime Minister Lecornu employs 49.3 to advance the 2026 budget revenue measures amid political concessions that aim to prevent a no-confidence motion.
Facing parliamentary opposition, PM Sébastien Lecornu uses constitutional article 49.3 to impose the 2026 budget with concessions to Socialists, bypassing a parliamentary vote.
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France's government adopts a temporary special law to keep public funding flowing amid budget deadlock, with Article 49.3 potentially mobilized to enforce passage.
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