Political Turmoil in France and Haiti: Criticism from Macron and Le Pen's Threat

Haiti's leaders denounce Macron's insults amid instability; Le Pen threatens censure motion over budget disagreements in France.

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Prominent Haitian politician condemns French president for calling leaders 'total morons'

Associated Press

Marine Le Pen renews threat to back censure motion that could topple Barnier as PM

The Guardian

France's far right threatens to bring down the government over the planned budget

Associated Press

Le Pen Makes New Threat to Withdraw Support for French Government

Newsmax

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Haiti's transitional presidential council criticized French President Macron's recent comments, which they deemed insulting. Concurrently, in France, Marine Le Pen threatens to initiate a censure motion against Prime Minister Barnier if budget demands are not met, signaling increasing political instability in both countries amid economic challenges.

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