Le gouvernement annule les débats sur le budget 2026 à l'Assemblée nationale jusqu'à mardi, avant de dégainer un 49.3 ou une ordonnance

The French government has postponed the debates on the 2026 budget at the National Assembly until Tuesday, citing the impossibility of adopting a budget through a vote. The government is blaming the Left Front (LFI) and the National Rally (RN) for continuous sabotage and is considering using either Article 49.3 of the Constitution or a budgetary ordinance to pass the budget without a vote.