They will at least have reached an agreement to disagree with the new government. According to information provided by BFMTV, the four Nupes groups (La France insoumise(LFI), France Communist Party (PCF), Europe Ecologie Les Vertss (EELV) have agreed to file a motion de censure against Elisabeth Borne's government on Wednesday July 6.
Its signatories describe it as a "motion in no confidence" in Prime Minster Elisabeth Borne. However, they did not intend to request a confidence vote on Wednesday. Mathilde Panot, president of the LFI deputies, said to the press that "this will bring everyone face-to-face with their responsibilities."
Some disagree. Valerie Rabault, a Socialist, stated that she wasn't "in favor" on Franceinfo. Voting for a motion to censure that is unlikely to succeed is equivalent to "giving reason in a way" to the government that would emerge from this sequence. However, the MEP will follow her group's lead.
The predictions made by Tarn-et-Garonne are very likely to come true. With only 133 votes and no expected support from the far right or the right, the Nupes won't get the 289 votes needed to overthrow the government.
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