A no-confidence motion against the Prime Minister in France is successful

The motion of no confidence brought by the opposition against French Prime Minister Michel Bernier was successful.

331 out of 574 members of parliament voted in favor of the no-confidence vote, the first no-confidence vote against a head of government in France in 62 years.

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It should be remembered that the opposition announced a motion of no confidence after Prime Minister Michel Bernier passed a social security bill without a vote in parliament.

Marine Le Pen, the parliamentary leader of the National Rally, said that her party was presenting a motion of no confidence and that she would vote on such a motion on behalf of other parties as well.

He said that we thought things would improve with the arrival of the Prime Minister, but things have become worse than before.