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French Constitutional Council Chief Fired Amid Rule-of-Law Debate

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Richard Ferrand, a key ally of French President Emmanuel Macron, has dismissed the secretary general of the Constitutional Council, Aurélie Bretonneau, due to policy clashes. The council, which checks laws against the constitution and oversees elections, has seen tensions rise between Ferrand and Bretonneau over legal matters. Bretonneaus warning against using executive orders for fiscal changes reportedly frustrated Ferrand. The firing has raised concerns about the handling of institutions and Ferrands leadership, with critics questioning his appointment due to his lack of legal experience. The shake-up at Frances top constitutional watchdog has sparked debates about keeping politics out of judicial roles.

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