Paris, France - January 14, 2025 French Prime Minister François Bayrou presents the priorities of his government with a general policy speech to the National Assembly while discussions continue to try to agree on the 2025 budget with opposition parties. Camera: EDGAR SAPIÑA MANCHADO. FOOTAGE OF THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BEFORE THE GENERAL POLICY STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER, FRANÇOIS BAYROU, IN WHICH HE WILL TELL PARLIAMENT WHAT THE PRIORITIES OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT ARE. SOUNDBITES OF ÉRIC COQUEREL, DEPUTY OF THE FRANCE INSOUMISE (LFI) AND PRESIDENT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY FINANCE COMMITTEE. TRANSLATION: The motion of censure, which will be presented shortly, will be presented proportionally by each group, identically by the Insubmissives, the Ecologists, and the Communists. Finally, the GDR group, so it will be up to the Socialist Party to do what it wants. But today it is clear that all those who bet on the possibility of winning something with this Bayrou government, which I have been saying for a week, that the choice was between nothing and nothing. (The Bayrou government) will last less than the Barnier government, so it will not last beyond the winter. First of all, the New Popular Front (left-wing coalition) must agree to vote for the motion of censure. After that, of course, arithmetically, the extreme right must vote for the motion of censure, but then everyone is responsible for making their own decisions on the policies to be pursued. The government is hoping that Agrupación Nacional will not vote for the motion of censure. So you have to ask the government if they are counting on the survival of Agrupación Nacional. [Restrictions: Spain, Latin America, or the U.S. Hispanic market]