Only 25 percent of French people believe that their head of state pursues good policies for their country. Macron is under pressure because of domestic political challenges.
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The trust of the French in their president Emmanuel Macron is at a new low. According to a recent representative survey, 25 percent of respondents trust Macron to pursue good policies for the country.
According to the polling company Toluna-Harris Interactive and the news channel LCI The percentage corresponds to the lowest level of trust since Macron took office in 2017. Macron already reached the same value in October, it was said.
Macron’s poll numbers have been below 30 percent for months. The French head of state is under pressure primarily because of domestic political difficulties. Despite months of arguments over the budget, the parties were unable to agree on a solution for the heavily indebted country. Most recently, Parliament only passed an early emergency solution.
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