The first motion of censure against Michel Barnier's government was filed by the left.
The members of the New Popular Front (NFP) expressed their distrust of the prime minister appointed by Emmanuel Macron.
Olivier Faure of the Socialist Party accused the government of 'electoral hold-up' and 'illiberalism'.
The censure motion also sought to position the left as the only opposition to Barnier.
With 197 votes, the motion of censure demonstrated the unity of the left but also its inability to expand.
Conclusion: In this unprecedented political scenario, the left is struggling to define its strategy amid a climate of distrust towards the government and its inability to form a sufficient majority to govern.