December 20 (Reuters) – The Minister of Health, Aurélien Rousseau, submitted his resignation to the executive on Tuesday after the adoption of the bill on immigration, resulting from a joint joint committee, in a tougher version, Le Figaro reported on Wednesday.
Several media reported on Tuesday that ministers with left-wing sensibilities had threatened to resign.
The content of the text, developed by a joint joint commission (CMP) on the basis of a Senate text that was significantly toughened compared to the initial version proposed by the government, and the support of the RN caused unease in one part from the Macron camp leading 27 deputies to vote against. Around thirty abstained.
(Written by Camille Raynaud)
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