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French President Macron's Approval Rate Hits Record Low As Fuel Crisis Worsens
French President Macron's Approval Rate Hits Record Low As Fuel Crisis Worsens
Via Remix News,
The popularity of French President Emmanuel Macron and his prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu, has plummeted due to the ongoing fuel crisis, BFMTV reports, citing a poll conducted by Odoxa-Mascaret for the online broadcaster Public Sénat and regional media.
The poll was conducted last week, ahead of Emmanuel Macron's speech on rising fuel prices.
The French president's approval rating has fallen to a historic low of just 18 percent. That is a decrease of as much as 7 percentage...
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