CProtests continue in France against raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. Macron has pushed for an increase in the retirement age, even overtaking parliament, which refuses to back Macron on this law. In response, Macron threatened to dissolve parliament and decided to raise the retirement age in a purely arbitrary way (even if a law allows it), which caused mass protests across the country, including strikes, clashes with the police and infrastructure blockade.
Adriano Segatori is an Italian psychiatrist and psychotherapist. It is interesting the analysis he made on the profile of Emmanuel Macron, in particular based on his biography and on his campaign images. These elements led him to conclude, in a very reasoned way, that “Macron is a psychopath who works only for himself“.
The diagnosis, apparently, would find some elements that would strengthen it. For example, Who . Six years after this first diagnosis, Professor Adriano Segatori brings us some reassuring news for the French in these times of pension reform. Macron himself validated Professor Segatori’s conclusions when he said he wanted to piss off the French. A very clear admission of insensitivity.
I don’t know if the psychological profile drawn up by Sartori on the French premier is provocative or not, but I think the diagnosis of Macron is excessive. There are many equally serious arguments made by most European leaders and the European leadership has taken even more disastrous and self-defeating positions. If anything then Dr. Sartori should broaden the analysis of him…