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The news in cartoons: France still waiting for its new Prime Minister
Since July 16 and the resignation of Gabriel Attal, France still does not have a new Prime Minister. The current government, which has resigned, is managing current affairs. And the consultations conducted in recent days by Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée were not enough to appoint a new tenant at Matignon.

It has been 45 days – since President Emmanuel Macron accepted Gabriel Attal's resignation, the day after the last legislative elections – that the French government has resigned and is dealing with current affairs. Emmanuel Macron has not yet managed to find a successor to Gabriel Attal, despite the time gained by the head of state during the Olympic Games.

During his consultations at the Élysée with the leaders of the parties and the various parliamentary groups, the French president dismissed the prospect of a New Popular Front (NFP) government led by Lucie Castets.

The president has not yet given any name for Matignon, while the start of the school year is imminent, as is the period for adopting the budget for the year.

This deadlock, unprecedented under the Fifth Republic, inspired the French cartoonist Soulcié, in a cartoon also published in Marianne. Born in 1983, Soulcié draws for l’Équipe, Marianne, Télérama, La Revue Dessinée and Fluide Glacial. He also works for the youth press (Images Docs, Géo Ado or Astrapi).

In his cartoon, Soulcié depicts President Macron, sitting in an armchair, admiring a screen broadcasting what appears to be American politics, with former President Donald Trump (right) calling his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, a communist. This television sequence and the text visible in the bubble above the French president seem to illustrate a kind of simplicity of American politics compared to French politics, at a time when Emmanuel Macron is struggling to choose a name for Matignon.

 

Cartooning for Peace is an international network of cartoonists committed to promoting, through the universality of press cartoons, freedom of expression, human rights and mutual respect between populations of different cultures or beliefs.

https://www.france24.com/fr/france/20240830-l-actu-en-dessin-la-france-toujours-dans-l-attente-de-son-nouveau-premier-ministre

 

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GUS LEONISKY IS NOT A MEMBER OF CARTOONING FOR PEACE THOUGH HE HAS BEEN "CARTOONING AGAINST WARS" (MOSTLY THOSE INDUCED BY THE AMERICAN EMPIRE — INCLUDING THE RUSSIAN/YUCKRAINIAN CONFLICT) SINCE 1951.

impeach macron.....

France’s left-wing La France Insoumise (LFI) party has circulated a motion and is gathering co-signatures to remove President Emmanuel Macron from office after he refused to appoint the coalition’s candidate as prime minister.

LFI is part of the New Popular Front alliance (NFP) along with the Socialists, Communists, and Greens, which emerged as the winner of the snap parliamentary elections called by Macron earlier this year. However, the coalition fell short of an outright majority, forcing Macron to enter negotiations to appoint a new prime minister and form a government. On Monday, the French leader rejected NFP’s candidate, Lucie Castets, for the post, arguing that a left-wing government would threaten “institutional stability.”

“The draft resolution to initiate the procedure for the impeachment of the President of the Republic, in accordance with Article 68 of the Constitution, was sent today to parliamentarians for co-signatures,” the LFI’s parliamentary leader, Mathilde Panot, wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday.

To initiate the impeachment process, the LFI group, which has 72 seats in the 577-seat National Assembly, must collect signatures from at least one-tenth of the members of parliament under its motion. Article 68 of the French Constitution stipulates that the action could be implemented “in the event of a breach of duty manifestly incompatible with the exercise of his mandate.”

“Macron refuses to submit to the people’s vote, so we must dismiss him,” Panot explained, sharing the draft of the resolution, which stated that “the National Assembly (lower house) and Senate can and must defend democracy against the president’s authoritarian leanings.”

The lawmakers argued that it is not up to the president “to do political horse trading,” referring to Macron’s struggle to find a new prime minister since accepting Gabriel Attal’s resignation last month.

Meanwhile, the French media noted that it would be hard to find a new PM “who would not be immediately ousted in a confidence vote.”

Macron called a snap election in June after his centrist Ensemble bloc’s poor showing at the European polls. After the first round of the domestic vote saw Marine Le Pen’s right-wing National Rally (RN) as the frontrunner, Macron reached a last-minute “strategic voting” deal with the NFP to prevent the RN from securing majority in the National Assembly. 

Despite Macron’s bloc coming second in the elections, the president has the sole power to name the prime minister, who is not formally required to be a candidate from the winning party.

The RN, which came third in the National Assembly vote, stated that it would block any candidate from the left-wing alliance, arguing that the NFP represents “a danger to public order, civil peace, and obviously to the economic life of the country.”

https://www.rt.com/news/603349-french-left-macron-impeachment/

 

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what's for din-din?....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHMOit0ycd8

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Glenn Greenwald is a journalist, constitutional lawyer, and author of four New York Times best-selling books on politics and law. He broke the Snowden leaks in 2013. Greenwald currently hosts a political commentary show for Rumble called “System Update.”

 

 (I eat HIM for dinner...)

https://sputnikglobe.com/20240830/to-serve-tech-bros-1119967268.html

 

 

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