Majority of people in France now dissatisfied with Macron: pollPARIS (Reuters) - Most French voters are now dissatisfied with Emmanuel Macron s performance, a poll showed on Sunday, a dramatic decline for a president who basked in a landslide election victory less than four months ago. The poll, conducted by Ifop for newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche (JDD), showed Macron s  dissatisfaction rating  rising to 57 percent, from 43 percent in July. Forty percent expressed satisfaction with the centrist leader - down 14 points from July. French government spokesman Christophe Castaner said the ruling party was going through a tricky time, but added that displeasing some people was a price worth paying if the government wanted to push through reforms.  Yes, we are encountering difficulties, but you cannot just spend your time only looking at polls when you re in government. We are there to transform the country. Our country needs us to take risks, and we are taking risks,  Castaner told BFM TV. Macron, for his part, spent Sunday holding a telephone dialogue with his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan, in which the two discussed the Syria and Middle East crisis and the fate of a French journalist detained in Turkey. Macron has pushed himself onto the international stage since winning power in May. He hosted high-profile visits from Russian leader Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump and he is midway through a series of visits to various European capitals. However, he has suffered some setbacks at home, including tough debates in parliament over labor reforms, a standoff with the military and cuts to housing assistance. Social media commentators and political opponents criticized the president after it emerged he spent 26,000 euros ($31,000) on makeup during his first 100 days in office and his office also backed down on plans to give his wife a formal, paid role after a public backlash. Bernard Sananes, head of French polling company Elabe, said the latest survey could encourage Macron s political opponents, after his party won a commanding majority in parliament.  It could mean, for the government, that the opposition mobilizes itself again,  Sananes told BFM TV. The Ifop poll showed the cumulative drop in Macron s popularity ratings since May was bigger than that of previous Socialist president Francois Hollande over the same period. The poll also showed a drop in popularity for Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, with 47 percent expressing satisfaction with him - down 9 points from last month. Macron, France s youngest leader since Napoleon, faces a big test next month when the far-left CGT trade union leads a rally to protest against plans to deregulate the jobs market.  Now is the key time, with the labor executive orders to be presented,  said Francois Savary, chief investment officer at Geneva-based investment firm Prime Partners. ($1 = 0.8386 euros) worldnews
majority people france dissatisfied macron pollparis reuters most french voters dissatisfied emmanuel macron performance poll showed sunday dramatic decline president based landslide election victory less four months ago the poll conducted for newspaper le journal du dimanche add showed macron dissatisfaction rating rising percent percent july forty percent expressed satisfaction centrist leader points july french government spokesman christopher castaner said ruling party going tricky time added displaying people price worth paying government wanted push reforms yes encountering difficulties spend time looking polls government we transform country our country needs us take risks taking risks castaner told bf tv macron part spent sunday holding telephone dialogue turkish counterpart tayyip erdogan two discussed syria middle east crisis fate french journalist detained turkey macron pushed onto international stage since winning power may he hosted visits russian leader vladimir putin president donald trump midway series visits various european capitals however suffered setbacks home including tough debates parliament labor reforms standoff military cuts housing assistance social media commentators political opponents criticized president emerged spent euros makeup first days office office also backed plans give wife formal paid role public backlash bernard manages head french polling company place said latest survey could encourage macron political opponents party commanding majority parliament it could mean government opposition mobilized manages told bf tv the for poll showed cumulative drop macron popularity ratings since may bigger previous socialist president francois hollande period the poll also showed drop popularity prime minister douard philippe percent expressing satisfaction points last month macron france youngest leader since napoleon faces big test next month gt trade union leads rally protest plans regulate jobs market now key time labor executive orders presented said francois salary chief investment officer investment firm prime partners euros worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Majority of people in France now dissatisfied with Macron: pollPARIS (Reuters) - Most French voters are now dissatisfied with Emmanuel Macron s performance, a poll showed on Sunday, a dramatic decline for a president who basked in a landslide election victory less than four months ago. The poll, conducted by Ifop for newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche (JDD), showed Macron s  dissatisfaction rating  rising to 57 percent, from 43 percent in July. Forty percent expressed satisfaction with the centrist leader - down 14 points from July. French government spokesman Christophe Castaner said the ruling party was going through a tricky time, but added that displeasing some people was a price worth paying if the government wanted to push through reforms.  Yes, we are encountering difficulties, but you cannot just spend your time only looking at polls when you re in government. We are there to transform the country. Our country needs us to take risks, and we are taking risks,  Castaner told BFM TV. Macron, for his part, spent Sunday holding a telephone dialogue with his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan, in which the two discussed the Syria and Middle East crisis and the fate of a French journalist detained in Turkey. Macron has pushed himself onto the international stage since winning power in May. He hosted high-profile visits from Russian leader Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump and he is midway through a series of visits to various European capitals. However, he has suffered some setbacks at home, including tough debates in parliament over labor reforms, a standoff with the military and cuts to housing assistance. Social media commentators and political opponents criticized the president after it emerged he spent 26,000 euros ($31,000) on makeup during his first 100 days in office and his office also backed down on plans to give his wife a formal, paid role after a public backlash. Bernard Sananes, head of French polling company Elabe, said the latest survey could encourage Macron s political opponents, after his party won a commanding majority in parliament.  It could mean, for the government, that the opposition mobilizes itself again,  Sananes told BFM TV. The Ifop poll showed the cumulative drop in Macron s popularity ratings since May was bigger than that of previous Socialist president Francois Hollande over the same period. The poll also showed a drop in popularity for Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, with 47 percent expressing satisfaction with him - down 9 points from last month. Macron, France s youngest leader since Napoleon, faces a big test next month when the far-left CGT trade union leads a rally to protest against plans to deregulate the jobs market.  Now is the key time, with the labor executive orders to be presented,  said Francois Savary, chief investment officer at Geneva-based investment firm Prime Partners. ($1 = 0.8386 euros) worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: majority people france dissatisfied macron pollparis reuters most french voters dissatisfied emmanuel macron performance poll showed sunday dramatic decline president based landslide election victory less four months ago the poll conducted for newspaper le journal du dimanche add showed macron dissatisfaction rating rising percent percent july forty percent expressed satisfaction centrist leader points july french government spokesman christopher castaner said ruling party going tricky time added displaying people price worth paying government wanted push reforms yes encountering difficulties spend time looking polls government we transform country our country needs us take risks taking risks castaner told bf tv macron part spent sunday holding telephone dialogue turkish counterpart tayyip erdogan two discussed syria middle east crisis fate french journalist detained turkey macron pushed onto international stage since winning power may he hosted visits russian leader vladimir putin president donald trump midway series visits various european capitals however suffered setbacks home including tough debates parliament labor reforms standoff military cuts housing assistance social media commentators political opponents criticized president emerged spent euros makeup first days office office also backed plans give wife formal paid role public backlash bernard manages head french polling company place said latest survey could encourage macron political opponents party commanding majority parliament it could mean government opposition mobilized manages told bf tv the for poll showed cumulative drop macron popularity ratings since may bigger previous socialist president francois hollande period the poll also showed drop popularity prime minister douard philippe percent expressing satisfaction points last month macron france youngest leader since napoleon faces big test next month gt trade union leads rally protest plans regulate jobs market now key time labor executive orders presented said francois salary chief investment officer investment firm prime partners euros worldnews