PARIS, Jan 11 (Reuters) – The French Socialist party will not ‌vote ​in favour of two no-confidence motions ‌filed by far-right and far-left opposition parties over France’s failure to block ​the EU’s Mercosur trade deal, its leader said on Sunday, giving some breathing space to the country’s fragile government. “It ‍would be absurd to censure the ​government on Mercosur,” Olivier Faure told BFM TV. The Mercosur deal- 25 years in the works – ​is between the ⁠EU and the Mercosur group of South American countries. Analysts had said last week that approval chances of these motions were few, especially the one filed by the far-right National Rally (RN), the biggest party in the National Assembly, as left-wing parties never vote for any of its initiatives. Still, the threats underline ‌the political tightrope Macron’s administration continues to walk just over a year before the 2027 presidential ​election, with ‌polls showing the RN ‍has a shot ⁠at victory next year. LECORNU SAYS HIS FIGHT IS FOR STABILITY Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu wants neither censure nor dissolution of …