President Macron set a 48-hour deadline for the final negotiations, threatening to dissolve the National Assembly in case of failure.
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Emmanuel Macron stated that he also takes responsibility for any failures in political discussions, giving the resigning Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu a deadline of 48 hours to finalize the negotiations. This suggests a possible dissolution of the National Assembly, similar to that in 2024. Lecornu confirmed that he will inform the president about the results, while Bruno Le Maire decided not to participate in the government to facilitate the resumption of negotiations.
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