After Africa trip, France's Macron breaks 50 percent popularity ratingPARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron s popularity rose above 50 percent for the first time since he was elected in May with people approving of the way he defends the country s interests abroad, a poll showed on Tuesday. The poll, conducted by Ifop-Fiducial for Paris Match magazine, saw the head of state s popularity jump 6 percent compared to the same survey in November.  It comes after Macron undertook a three-day tour to Africa promising a break from the past. During the trip, he was praised for his direct approach with students at a university in Burkina Faso.  The French appreciate his way of making contact with people and to speak openly even if he didn t announce anything,  said IFOP s deputy chief Frederic Dabi. Seventy-three percent of the 978 people surveyed said Macron defended the country s interests well, a 5 percent rise from November. The jump in popularity also comes at a time when the French right is more fractured than at almost any point in the modern-day Fifth Republic, leaving opposition to Macron negligible. On the negative side, 57 percent of people said they believed that Macron was not in tune with the concerns of the French. The poll, carried out between December 1-2, said that some 42 percent of people saw the far-left Insoumise party as the main opposition to Macron compared to just 22 percent for the conservative The Republicans and 21 percent for the far-right National Front. worldnews
after africa trip france macron breaks percent popularity ratingparis reuters french president emmanuel macron popularity rose percent first time since elected may people approving way defends country interests abroad poll showed tuesday the poll conducted paris match magazine saw head state popularity jump percent compared survey november it comes macron undertook tour africa promising break past during trip praised direct approach students university burkina faso the french appreciate way making contact people speak openly even announce anything said for deputy chief frederick dab percent people surveyed said macron defended country interests well percent rise november the jump popularity also comes time french right fractured almost point fifth republic leaving opposition macron negligible on negative side percent people said believed macron tune concerns french the poll carried december said percent people saw insoumise party main opposition macron compared percent conservative the republicans percent national front 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: After Africa trip, France's Macron breaks 50 percent popularity ratingPARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron s popularity rose above 50 percent for the first time since he was elected in May with people approving of the way he defends the country s interests abroad, a poll showed on Tuesday. The poll, conducted by Ifop-Fiducial for Paris Match magazine, saw the head of state s popularity jump 6 percent compared to the same survey in November.  It comes after Macron undertook a three-day tour to Africa promising a break from the past. During the trip, he was praised for his direct approach with students at a university in Burkina Faso.  The French appreciate his way of making contact with people and to speak openly even if he didn t announce anything,  said IFOP s deputy chief Frederic Dabi. Seventy-three percent of the 978 people surveyed said Macron defended the country s interests well, a 5 percent rise from November. The jump in popularity also comes at a time when the French right is more fractured than at almost any point in the modern-day Fifth Republic, leaving opposition to Macron negligible. On the negative side, 57 percent of people said they believed that Macron was not in tune with the concerns of the French. The poll, carried out between December 1-2, said that some 42 percent of people saw the far-left Insoumise party as the main opposition to Macron compared to just 22 percent for the conservative The Republicans and 21 percent for the far-right National Front. 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: after africa trip france macron breaks percent popularity ratingparis reuters french president emmanuel macron popularity rose percent first time since elected may people approving way defends country interests abroad poll showed tuesday the poll conducted paris match magazine saw head state popularity jump percent compared survey november it comes macron undertook tour africa promising break past during trip praised direct approach students university burkina faso the french appreciate way making contact people speak openly even announce anything said for deputy chief frederick dab percent people surveyed said macron defended country interests well percent rise november the jump popularity also comes time french right fractured almost point fifth republic leaving opposition macron negligible on negative side percent people said believed macron tune concerns french the poll carried december said percent people saw insoumise party main opposition macron compared percent conservative the republicans percent national front worldnews