In France, the interior minister Cazeneuve is inline with his government. Considering that Mr Valls, the prime minister, is Cazeneuve's predecessor and is at t

In France, the interior minister Cazeneuve is inline with his government. Considering that Mr Valls, the prime minister, is Cazeneuve's predecessor and is at the right wing of the Socialist Party, it's not a really big surprise. However, the government policy is not well received inside the Parliament. Many socialist deputies (the "Frondeurs") kind of oppose the government on various political decisions (on security or economy). But it has little effect on the policies being enforced, through the 49.3 article, the government can pass a law without parliamentary debate and vote (the Parliament, through a vote, can only force the government to resign which has never happened as it will be a political suicide for the deputies), the french fifth Republic constitution is magical sometimes...