La France Insoumise Calls for Nationwide Protests Against Bayrou Government on March 22

The left-wing party shifts its strategy to street demonstrations after five failed no-confidence motions in Parliament.

La France Insoumise (LFI) has announced nationwide protests on March 22, opposing Prime Minister François Bayrou's government, the far-right, and their policies.
The protests are planned to coincide with the International Day Against Racism on March 21, emphasizing opposition to discriminatory ideologies.
The call for demonstrations follows LFI's unsuccessful attempts to pass five no-confidence motions against the Bayrou government in the National Assembly.
LFI accuses the Socialist Party of abandoning the left-wing coalition, the Nouveau Front Populaire, by failing to support the censure motions.
Party leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon claims the Bayrou government is seeking alliances with the far-right, citing recent controversial statements on immigration policies.