CNBCFrance's Macron names Francois Bayrou as new prime minister following political turmoil
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58% : The New Popular Front, meanwhile, wants to lift public spending and raise tax on super-profits and the wealthy.43% : French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday named Francois Bayrou his new prime minister as political uncertainty is expected to continue to weigh on the country's administration following the toppling of Michel Barnier's government last week.
43% : Last week's no-confidence vote -- held after weeks of wrangling over 2025 budget plans to hike taxes and cut public spending -- saw the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) alliance and Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally (RN) support a motion against Barnier's government.
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