I think he's actually the president that we were waiting for because he's the one to make reforms and he's not

scared of shaking everything in France political life.

It's a new v. It's a few- It's a full president.

It's just empty air.

He's a fake president.

You get what you deserve.

We'll have to put up with him until we can get rid of him.

We must not forget that 40% of the vote went to the right-east and left-east populist parties.

Macron, it was a kind of miracle.

A year ago, Emmanuel Macron rewrote the rules of French politics. At 39 years old, in his first

attempt at elected office, with no traditional party behind him, he became the nation's president.

On that victory night, he stood before a sea of jubilant supporters in the ornate once royal

surroundings of the Louvre and vowed to unite their disillusioned and

divided nation by transforming France's economy, its politics and its place in the world are waiting for us to defend the spirit of Enlightenment, which in so many places is not respected. They're waiting for us to defend liberty

to protect the oppressed. They are waiting for us to bring new hope, a new humanism, that of a safer world.

They are waiting for us to become ourselves.

I'm Lucy Williamson, the BBC's Paris correspondent and I've covered Mr Macron from the first early glimmers of his presidential bid through his extraordinary election campaign and his first year

in office.

One year in, I'll be looking at what effect he's had on France, what kind of president

he's turning out to be, and what voters think of the man

who promised to remake their country.

M'u-Jouge. Emmanuel Macron was lifted to power. Manu movement called Amash or on the move made up largely of volunteers with no

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