Charles de Gaulle's constitution for the Fifth Republic gave the president tremendous power, except the right to:

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The constitution of the Fifth Republic, established by Charles de Gaulle, significantly increased the powers of the president, including the ability to dissolve the National Assembly, call for elections, assume emergency powers, and name the prime minister. However, it did not grant the president the power to replace judges for misconduct, as the judiciary is meant to operate independently of the executive branch to ensure a separation of powers.

Charles De Gaulle's Constitution for the Fifth Republic Gave the President