The French Parliament toppled the Bayro government during a vote with confidence

The French Parliament brought down the government during a vote with confidence, and toppled Francois Bayro, which represents a new crisis of the second largest economy in Europe and obliges President Emmanuel Macron to search for a fourth prime minister within 12 months.

Bayro was excluded by an overwhelming majority in a vote, the result of 364 votes compared to 194.

Bayro paid the price of what appeared to be an amazing political mistake, when he bet that the deputies would support his opinion that France should reduce public spending to reform its debts.

Instead, they seized the opportunity to vote that they called for to unite against Bayro, the 74 -year -old politician who was appointed by Macron last December.