Majority of French citizens demand President Macron's resignation

Majority of French citizens are calling for President Emmanuel Macron"s resignation, as political tensions escalate in the country. According to a recent Odoxa poll conducted for "Le Figaro," 53% of respondents demand Macron"s departure from office, while only 20% believe appointing a new prime minister would resolve the political deadlock. Additionally, 26% support the dissolution of the National Assembly.

Macron currently faces significant challenges, as his party lacks a majority in parliament and has refused to form alliances with either left-leaning or far-right parties. Even some of Macron"s allies have suggested that he should consider sharing power. The growing discontent among the public indicates that many citizens view Macron as an obstacle to effective governance.

The poll results reveal that 70% of the French population has a favorable view of the possibility of Macron resigning. As the political landscape continues to shift, the pressure on the president mounts, with many citizens expressing frustration over the current state of affairs.

For further context on the implications of political instability in France, see recent developments regarding the Eurozone.

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