Tensions, emotions, political stunts... In the National Assembly, it is a first year of legislature rich in twists and turns that will end in a few days. At the legislative and institutional levels, the new composition of a lower house without an absolute majority has largely animated the political news in recent months. From the budget to the pension reform and parliamentary niches often full of surprises, MPs from the relative majority and the opposition have played the leading roles, putting Parliament back at the centre of the political game. A look back at five highlights that marked this year.
When the left wing of the majority votes to tax superdividends
Strewn with pitfalls, the examination of the budget for 2023 has not spared the government. The Prime Minister, Élisabeth Borne, has also had to work several times from the rostrum, drawing ten times Article 49.3 of the Constitution, if we also count the bill on the financing of Social Security. One of the most striking episodes of the debates was...
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