French PM Survives No-Confidence Votes: What's Next?

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French PM Survives No-Confidence Votes: What's Next?

French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has survived two no-confidence votes.
He promised to suspend President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform.
The Socialist Party backed Lecornu's government after the pledge.
What does this mean for France's future?

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