Overview
- La France insoumise says it will file a motion of censure as soon as the government is appointed, refusing to treat the pledge as sufficient.
- The Socialist Party hails a change of method yet demands concrete guarantees, including a new vote on the 2023 pension reform.
- Marine Le Pen calls the move more respectful of democracy but will decide on support or censure after the policy declaration.
- During consultations, Sébastien Lecornu offered a purchasing‑power measure and a tax on financial wealth that would spare business assets.
- TF1-LCI reports the cabinet will be unveiled before the end of the weekend with the policy speech set for Tuesday at 3 p.m., while other constitutional levers and the Senate leave the budget’s outcome uncertain.