Survey: 53% of respondents in France found Macron's speech unconvincing

According to an Elabe survey, 47% of respondents in France who listened to President Emmanuel Macron's speech found his speech convincing, BFM TV reports. Conversely, 53% of respondents called the speech of the head of state unconvincing. According to the study, 46% of respondents believe that Emmanuel Macron was aware of the current situation, and this figure jumped by 9% compared to the last survey, which was conducted on May 19 and 20, 2020. In addition, the possibility of movement between European countries unites 27% of dissatisfied residents of France, while the idea of ​ ​ fully opening kindergartens, schools and colleges on a mandatory basis and the ability to travel to countries outside Europe from July 1 is poorly perceived by 24 and 30% of respondents. It is known that 87% of French citizens surveyed are concerned about the economic situation in the country, and 83% said they are concerned about the level of public debt. Moreover, 55% of respondents believe that their financial situation may be a cause for concern, and 37% say they are worried about losing their job. The Elabe survey was conducted online among more than a thousand people representing the French population aged 18 years and older. As previously reported by the news agency, the French president opened the debate on the possible postponement of the regional elections scheduled for March 2021 to 2022. Read also: