By ETT 
In addition, the government has been embroiled in several corruption scandals. Most notably, former Minister of Justice Nicole Belloubet was charged with corruption for allegedly taking bribes from pharmaceutical companies. These scandals have further eroded the government’s credibility and led to widespread public anger.
With the government on the brink of collapse, several scenarios are possible. President Macron could attempt to form a new government, but this would require him to secure the support of opposition parties. Another option is for Macron to call for new elections, which would be a gamble but could offer a fresh mandate for his presidency.
If the government collapses, it would trigger a period of political instability in France. This would further damage the country’s economy and its ability to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges. It would also cast doubt on the future of Macron’s presidency and his ability to lead the country.
The French government is facing an unprecedented crisis. The passage of the no-confidence vote has brought the government to the brink of collapse and exposed the country’s political and economic problems. The outcome of this crisis is uncertain, but it has the potential to profoundly impact the future of France.
