France: France’s new state will not be announced before 1700 GMT Monday night due to a time of mourning for the survivors of the crisis in cyclone-hit Mayotte, the Elysee said.
At least 35 people were killed when the crisis in the Indian Ocean archipelago was stricken by France on a regional moment of mourning.
Francois Bayrou, a 73-year-old moderate appointed prime minister on December 13 after the fall of a short-lived conservative-led state, is aiming to brand a new federal by Christmas.
The content of a new management was not disclosed on Sunday evening, contrary to what was expected, but President Emmanuel Macron and Bayrou held a number of discussions on Sunday.
Bayrou’s top goal is to ensure that his government may pass a finances for the following year and live a no-confidence vote.
He hopes to attract statistics from the left, right, and center to shield his authorities from unflinching criticism.
The death of major posts remained uncertain but former prime minister Elisabeth Borne, former interior minister Gerald Darmanin, and Xavier Bertrand, the right-wing mind of the northern Hauts-de-France area, have been mentioned as possible users of Bayrou’s group.
Since Macron gambled on snap elections this year, French politics have been in ruins. The move backfired, with no party or alliance securing a majority.
