The final approval of the 2026 budget by the French Parliament on February 3rd marks a breakthrough after months of political turbulence that significantly undermined investor confidence in the French economy. Prime Minister Le Corny successfully conducted two votes of no confidence, achieving victory and securing the proposed financial plan. The motion of no confidence submitted by left-wing parliamentarians received 260 votes, while 289 votes were needed to oust the minority government. At the same time, a proposal from far-right deputies garnered only 135 votes and also failed to gain the s
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