The French government faces two no confidence motions Monday afternoon over its pension system changes.
The government of French President Emmanuel Macron faces a no-confidence vote Monday afternoon.
If the no-confidence vote fails, a bill which will see the retirement age rise from 62 to 64 for most workers by 2030 will go through. If the vote passes, Macron will either appoint a fresh government with a new prime minister or dissolve parliament, triggering new elections.French President Emmanuel Macron arrives to attend the National Roundtable on Diplomacy at the Foreign Ministry in Paris on March 16, 2023.
But the vote is expected to be tight and could lead to the resignation of Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, who announced the government's intention to use the special constitutional measure to pass the long-standing plan to raise the retirement age. If the no-confidence vote fails, the bill will go through and lift the retirement age of most workers from 62 to 64 by 2030.
Much will hinge on how many members of the center-right Les Republicains party break ranks and vote against the government.
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