France's Hollande should not seek second term as president- poll


  • World
  • Monday, 08 Sep 2014

PARIS (Reuters) - Most French people do not want Francois Hollande to seek a second term in the country's 2017 presidential election, a poll showed on Sunday, in the latest blow to the president whose popularity is already at record lows.

The poll showed that 85 percent of those questioned did not want Hollande to run for president again, with 50 percent blaming him for not delivering on his promises.

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