Fall of 'Jupiter'? Macron's popularity down, as hopes for the 'political wonderboy' seem to vanish

Emmanuel Macron became the president of France following a landslide victory a year ago. The man, who was once seen as a symbol of hope and renewal, seems to have turned into a source of "dissatisfaction" for the French. Read Full Article at RT.com

RT dot com - Sun, 13 May 2018 09:43:49 +0000

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