The National Assembly on Friday evening rejected a new motion of censure by Nupes against the government, leading to the final adoption by Parliament of the Social Security budget for 2023.
The motion collected only 87 votes, far from the absolute majority of 288 necessary to bring down the government.
This debate followed the triggering of the constitutional weapon of 49.3 by Elisabeth Borne on Wednesday, for the seventh time on a budget text this fall, in order to pass this bill without a vote.