The confidence of French PM Bayrou votes an “absolutely wild bet”, says the expert
A week before the vote of trust in the French government, a political expert described it as an “absolutely wild bet”. Andrew Smith says that if French Prime Minister François Bayrou said that he has not taken a summer vacation since he tried to find a response to the France’s budgetary crisis, the Prime Minister can rather take a forced vacation in September after the fall of his government. Smith, who is a modern France historian at Queen Mary University in London, says that “parliamentary logic is simply not there” to support Bayrou. He spoke to us in perspective.
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